If it's a used ECM it might be an old code unrelated to your bike. Clear the codes then rerun a diagnostic and see if it pops up again.
So happens that my 04 XB12S is doing the same thing, whining sound on no throttle decel. Checked primary chain and it is spec, primary fluid is clear. No visible break wear. Replace front wheel bearings last year. Rear seem fine upon inspection. Had the belt tensioner off over the winter and had not indication of bearing problems there either. Didn't make the noise until this spring. At a loss what it might be. Almost sounds like the SX and RX decel.
That whining sound is my ex-wife all the way from Michigan.
08herobolt - you whining about her whining? :D
Damn. That stings mriulvr.
Just a little friendly prodding :p Look on the bright side, she isn't living with you and whining.
i took it for a long fast ride i hammered triple digits/the electric fan was on when i got to a light/that was a first.and after that it was alot more quiet. and as far as the ecm fault codes they come back under history/maybe im doing something wrong erasing them./is it normal for the idle to drop down slowly? well i thought it might be the tps because im glad the luniticfrinde told somebody back down the idle screw all the way out then hit the tps reset on the ecmspy THEN get the screen with the dials to set it. so i did that after my ride/this time i shut the ignition off when i was done with the tps reset/then i closed the program/and shut the lap top down. i hope the is the correct proceedure? thanks for the help
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