Just had complete service done on Thursday, fluids changed, wheels balanced, anti-sway bar installed, the works. Drove approximately 100 miles and on Sunday the "check engine" light came on. Nearest dealership not open until Tuesday. Not many miles on it, only 7200. Ever happen to anyone else? UGH!!!! :gaah:
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2010 RT-S SE5 Check Engine light
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Chupaca
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Let's see..!!
to many...check your oil level then do the key walk and see if it goes away. When you remove the key and walk away for a spell the computers reset. Glitches are common and no one knows why. If alignment was done outside the dealer make sure they hooked up to the buds system and reset the sensors. Other than that with no codes don't know what it could be....:thumbup:
to many...check your oil level then do the key walk and see if it goes away. When you remove the key and walk away for a spell the computers reset. Glitches are common and no one knows why. If alignment was done outside the dealer make sure they hooked up to the buds system and reset the sensors. Other than that with no codes don't know what it could be....:thumbup:
Bob Denman
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Fire it up, and see if that light is still on... :shocked:
If it is; pull up any active codes that exist.
Write them down, and take them and the bike to the dealer.
Good Luck! :thumbup:
If it is; pull up any active codes that exist.
Write them down, and take them and the bike to the dealer.
Good Luck! :thumbup:
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