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 ?!?
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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
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 ?!?
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?
:DTry it and see if it pops back on?
Let me get my hammer and Cowboy hat and try it tonight :p
hammer yea...but i don't understand where the cowboy hat comes in :DLet me get my hammer and Cowboy hat and try it tonight :p
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
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...
Dont think so...im pretty sure it's a self inflicted wound :D:D:DMaybe mice?
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.