Morning folks
Quote:
Originally Posted by
medo
as per your readings made by ohmmeter, standswitch is OK ...
find somewhere piece of copper wire and remove sidestand switch cable connector ... you should see two wires ... blue/green one you should connect with the copper wire to some bolt (not painted and not corroded) on your bikes frame or even if you can reach negative pole on your battery ... the idea is to bypass bad contact due corrosion or broken black wire on your sidestand switch ... you can also measure with ohmmeter resistance between black wire on cable connector and bikes frame or even negative pole of the battery ... do that and send us readings ... it should be 0 or near 0
when you are trying to erase malfunction history by using diag code 62, engine kill switch must be set to RUN position before entering code 62 ... then turn it to STOP and back to RUN ... memory should be erased
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Medo, thanks for your response. I followed the procedure listed
here, and like Kev mentioned to erase the memory...with no luck unfortunatly.
Not sure I understood what you meant with the copper wire and bolt. Am I supposed to tie one end of the cable to the bolt (which in turn will touch the frame/negative terminal) and the other to the blue/black wires? And then try starting the bike and/or erase the memory?
Thanks
Denny