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Flashing FI light

12 posts · Started by Blackduke77 · 06 Apr 2012

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Hi all, looking for a bit of help. I have just done a complete cooling system clean/flush and replaced the dirty brown with engine ice. I had a bitch of a time getting the final bits of air out of the system, but got that all sorted. The problem I have now is that when the bikes running, the FI light keeps flashing. Is this just an error code like it says in the manual? Is there any way for me to turn it off? Or do I need to get a dealer to do it?
Thanks in advance.
fix the cause of the error code or reset with tune ECU but error will likely come right back.

if FI light is blinking what is the code? (long/short).
Sadly I don't have the tune ecu cable (i have the PCIII) and I don't know how to use that program yet so I don't fool with the ecu. The flashing light pattern is a solid one and then seven flashes. I think I'll have to get It to the stealer next week.
Blink code 17 = Lambda probe for rear cylinder.
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Looks like getting a tunecu cable is the solution. I'm going to have read up on how to use it so I can just be all ready to go when the cable arrives. Thanks for the input guys.
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If you have the 02 eliminators fitted that should have come with the power commander it could be that one is not plugged in properly or it has a faulty resistor. That is why you are better off with the Tuneecu cable and just turn them off.
Dude, owners manual pages 75-76 will give you what's throwing the code.[/quote]

Yeah I found the codes in the manual. I checked and made sure everything was connected properly. I then did the 15min reset and it seems to have rectified the problem. Thanks all for your help and suggestions. I'd be lost without this forum.
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