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Every couple of days I get a 100-150 mile jaunt in, my mystery cylinder dropping out somehow corrected itself, hate it when I can’t identify what caused an issue. But yesterday I had the engine light come on a couple times, but no cylinder drop, and I got home safe. This morning the bike started right up and ran good so I pulled diagnostics off the speedo. 17 codes, WTF? Perusing my Electrical Manual and parts Manual just now.
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Originally Posted by sportsterpaul
I pulled diagnostics off the speedo. 17 codes, WTF? Perusing my Electrical Manual and parts Manual just now.
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That's likely to be one of the battery cables - Power or Ground to generate that many errors... Take a close look at them...
Here's the Sportsterpedia section about checking the battery cables, voltages and grounds:
http://sportsterpedia.com/doku.php/t...place_to_start
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Thanks Ken, they were good two months ago but will look again. Am using the stock ground bolt, top of the trans case along with the inside primary cover bolt. Cables at the battery are zip-tied and haven’t been a problem on any of the three Sporty’s but will check to be sure.
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We discovered if you get corrosion between that case stud and the case itself it will cause a lot of grief... You might want to move the wires on the case ground up to the Stud at the rear of the primary - Others have found that more reliable...
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I did get out for a ride today --- Brrrrrr --- I have heated glove liners but don't usually use them until it's so cold I can't take it on my hands... So, no gloves today - It was reported as 58 degrees...
I rode to Maryland to enjoy some roads I'd bypassed in the past... I stopped at a nature area to take this shot:
Then I rode to Westminster to enjoy some rectangular Ledo Pizza... MMMMMMMMmmmmm!!!
Then back toward home using some other new roads...
Nice to be in the wind again...
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Always nice being in the wind, just some days are better than others, no bad ones anywhere! Keep it safe!
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