I have an 06 comf/nav with a 103K miles on it. I was riding the other day and noticed that the FI light was ilumminated. I go to my destination and set put the center stand down and received on long flash followed by two short flashes of the FI light. This repeated at least eight times so I just shut it down. Could I assume this was an abnomally or do you think there is more to it. The bike has been running fine since. Other than that the machine has run flawlessly with zero issues. TIA
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I believe you have just been sent a code. Code was most likely 12. And, if I am correct (may not be), that is the code for an O2 sensor. I would suggest that at your "convenience" you take the bike to a qualified Honda dealership, or Honda repair shop, that can connect their shop tester to your bike, pull any and all codes, and see if there are any other codes that appear. It is normal that if one code is flashed, they "may" be other codes in hiding, and only the predominent one will be flashed. A good dealer may suggest to pull the codes....then "wipe" the codes from the system, then ride the bike again, and see if any codes come back. If any do come back, that is usually the one item that needs to be fixed.
Now, if someone with the Electronics Service Manual can find the list of codes, and confirm what a code 12 is, that would be helpful.
With 103K miles on your bike (good riding on your part), it would be acceptable that an O2 sensor would need to be replaced.
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Found this. GL1800 FI "Fault Indicator" Dashboard Codes
If FI (Fault Indicator) light comes on pull over but DO NOT shut bike off. Put in neutral and put side stand down, RPM’s below 1500. This signals the ECM to send the error code to the FI light. Count the number of long and short flashes. This will give you the error code.
If you shut the bike off the error code is lost - sort of. It will be retained in the ECM but it is harder to get out. If the bike stops and the will not restart you can get the FI light to flash the error code by cranking the engine for 10 seconds. The FI light will then flash the error code.
Long Blink = 10 Short Blink = 1 i.e. long long long short short short = 33 check error code 33
Number of MIL blinks .Symptoms .Cause
0 Blinks • Engine does not start- [*=1]Open circuit in the power input and ground wires of the ECM: • Faulty bank angle sensor [*=1]Open circuit in bank angle sensor related wires: • Faulty FI IGN relay: • Open circuit in FI IGN relay related wires [*=1]Faulty engine stop switch: • Open circuit in engine stop switch related wires: • Faulty ECM: • Blown FI IGN fuse (20 A) [*=1]Blown ST. KILL fuse (10 A):
- [*=1]Open circuit in MIL wire: • Faulty combination meter: • Faulty ECM
- [*=1]Short circuit in service check connector wire: • Short circuit in MIL wire: • Faulty ECM
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected MAP sensor connector: • Open or short circuit in MAP sensor wire: • Faulty MAP sensor
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected ECT sensor connector: • Open or short circuit in ECT sensor wire: • Faulty ECT sensor
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected TP sensor connector: • Open or short circuit in TP sensor wire: • Faulty TP sensor
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected IAT sensor connector [*=1]Open or short circuit in TP sensor wire: • Faulty IAT sensor
- [*=1]Engine idles roughly at a high altitude (ECM controls using pre-set value; barometric pressure: 760 mm Hg/1,013 hPa) [*=1]Loose or poorly connected BARO sensor connector: • Open or short circuit in BARO sensor wire: • Faulty BARO sensor
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected vehicle speed sensor connector [*=1]Open or short circuit in vehicle speed sensor wire: • Faulty vehicle speed sensor
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected No. 1 injector connector: • Open or short circuit in No. 1 injector wire: • Faulty No. 1 injector
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected No. 2 injector connector: • Open or short circuit in No. 2 injector wire: • Faulty No. 2 injector
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected No. 3 injector connector: • Open or short circuit in No. 3 injector wire: • Faulty No. 3 injector
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected No. 4 injector connector: • Open or short circuit in No. 4 injector wire: • Faulty No. 4 injector
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected No. 5 injector connector: • Open or short circuit in No. 5 injector wire: • Faulty No. 5 injector
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected No. 6 injector connector: • Open or short circuit in No. 6 injector wire: • Faulty No. 6 injector
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected camshaft position sensor connector [*=1]Open or short circuit in camshaft position sensor wire: • Faulty camshaft position sensor
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected ignition pulse generator connector: [*=1]Open or short circuit in ignition pulse generator wire: • Faulty ignition pulse generator
- [*=1]Open or short circuit in right O2 sensor wire: • Faulty right O2 sensor
- [*=1]Open or short circuit in left O2 sensor wire: • Faulty left O2 sensor
- [*=1]Open or short circuit in right O2 sensor heater wire: • Faulty right O2 sensor
- [*=1]Open or short circuit in left O2 sensor heater wire: • Faulty left O2 sensor
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected right knock sensor connector: • Open or short circuit in right knock sensor wire: • Faulty right knock sensor
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected left knock sensor connector: • Open or short circuit in left knock sensor wire: • Faulty left knock sensor
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected idle air control (IAC) valve connector: • Open or short circuit in IAC valve wire: • Faulty idle air control valve
- [*=1]Faulty E2-PROM in ECM • Engine operates normally
- [*=1]Loose or poorly connected connector in gear position switch related circuits
GL1800 8A - TRIUMPH SCRAMBLER 900
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