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Posted:  03 Apr 2008 15:08 [?]  
Got my bike out for the 2nd time this year.  First time was to run it a bit before changing the oil (warm up)  After changing the oil on my second ride the engine light came on.  Now...the oil was slightly overfilled ( which is fixed now ) and my new l.e.d. plate lights have stopped working.   Basically the lights are fried...but no fuses have been blown.  I wired the lights to the old existing wires from the stock plate light.  It worked over the winter now it doesnt.  So I disconnected the lights and covered the exposed ends of the stock wires till I figure out what to do. 

What would cause my check engine light to come on?  The oil being slightly overfilled for a few miles? ( I thouht the oil light would come on in that case )  The l.e.d's being fried?  The stock plate wires having power but nothing connected to them?  Im lost on this one.  Any input or suggestions would be great   
Posted:  03 Apr 2008 15:47 [?]  
not the oil...
most likely there's a connection between the leds and the check engine light.
possible a short somewhere...during the winter you weren't riding the bike, so could be a combo vibration and bad connection ?!?
Posted:  03 Apr 2008 18:14 [?]  
Thats what I was thinking...now how to fix it.  Do I cap off the hot wires and disconnect the battery to reset the light?  Try it and see if it pops back on?
Posted:  03 Apr 2008 18:46 [?]  
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Try it and see if it pops back on?

Posted:  03 Apr 2008 21:29 [?]  
Let me get my hammer and Cowboy hat and try it tonight
Posted:  04 Apr 2008 12:39 [?]  
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Let me get my hammer and Cowboy hat and try it tonight

hammer yea...but i don't understand where the cowboy hat comes in
Posted:  04 Apr 2008 14:25 [?]  
Well I D/C the battery for an hour or so.  I havent been able to ride yet, today its raining and frikin cold.  We'll see tomorrow
Posted:  05 Apr 2008 03:31 [?]  
Maybe mice?  I have cough a few in my Mustang which shares a garage with my Lighting.  I have seen mouse poop around my bike, however no chewed through wires yet...
Posted:  05 Apr 2008 13:46 [?]  
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Maybe mice?


Dont think so...im pretty sure it's a self inflicted wound
Posted:  07 Apr 2008 14:56 [?]  
The verdict is in....bad Emulator.   Less than 2500 miles and my servo emulator quit working.  I guess they can go bad, it is just a sensor, but I figured it would last longer than it did.   Oh well, I have an excuse to buy a new ECM and airbox kit now.
Posted:  07 Apr 2008 17:29 [?]  
you can disable the signal with ecmspy...
Posted:  07 Apr 2008 19:17 [?]  
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you can disable the signal with ecmspy


Or I can just plug my servo cable back in   for free.
Posted:  07 Apr 2008 21:08 [?]  
bad emulator he says...http://smile.smilies.nl/460.gif

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