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Offline JuST Peter

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I have a well bike again
« on: December 07, 2011, 10:45:36 AM »
Some weeks back I had the F1 light come on, and sometimes then go off, but more recently it would blink twice while the bike was upright, but go steady when on the side stand.

Not being mechanically minded, I put it into my mech's workshop, where he had his team go over it to try to track down the faults, which turned out to be loose wires or incorrectly aligned throttle bodies.
When I got it back, I was asked to drop it back in a couple of weeks for them to go further into it as they said there were still a couple of faults they hadn’t tracked down.

The day I took it down was not a good day.

When I started it, it wouldn’t idle, or it would couch, splutter, and die.  :cuss After about 15 minutes of this, I managed to get it to the workshop, and said give it back when it’s well again. :(

As I was off on holidays, the “when” wasn’t an issue, but when I did get back a couple of weeks later, they still didn’t have a well bike for me.

To begin with, they had found the front plugs (both sides) were severely fouled. These were cleaned, bike restarted, but fouled again very shortly. Plug leads were suspected, so these were changed with no fix.
So the plugs leads were then switched from front to back, but the fronts still fouled,
so that idea went west.

Next the coil was replaced with no apparent change.

Throttle bodies were checked again, found to be incorrectly aligned, and reset – no change.

Injectors were checked – cleaned – no change. At one point it was thought one injector may have jammed open but this was found not to be the case.

After a lot of head scratching, it was decided it was either going to be the 02 sensors or the computer itself.

I kinda shuddered at the thought of having to fork out to replace the computer.

However, it was found the 02 sensor/s was/were at fault so rather than replace it (or them – don’t know if there’s more than one) and possibly have the same thing happen, the mech decided to fit 02 eliminators.

Now it goes like a dream  :runyay
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Re: I have a well bike again
« Reply #1 on: December 07, 2011, 12:38:59 PM »
I found this from another site........

For example these are the codes list for the 03 to 06 RR

If there's a code, the FI will flash your code(s). Count the flashes.

There's long blinks amd short blinks.

Long = 1.3 seconds

Short = .5 seconds

If you have a long blink, the 3 short ones.....that's 13.

A long blink = 10

A short blink = 1

9 short blinks = 9....and so on.

Let us know....

CODES:

0 - bank angle sensor, ECM, PGM-FI fuse
1 - MAP sensor
2 - MAP sensor vacuum hoses, or sensor itself
7 - ECT sensor poorly connected or open circuit
8 - TP sensor, TP senspr wiring
9 - IAT sensor connection, or open wire
10 - Baro sensor, or connection, or wiring
11 - Vehicle speed sensor, or connection or wiring
12 - #1 injector connection, or faulty injector
13 - #2 injectior connection or faulty injector
14 - #1 connection or open/shorted circuit
15 - #2 connection or open/shorted circuit
18 - Cam pulse sensor, connection or loose sensor
19 - Ignition pulse sensor, connection or loose sensor
20 - faulty E-PROM in ECM.
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Re: I have a well bike again
« Reply #2 on: December 07, 2011, 12:48:47 PM »
Thanks for posting up Fellas - this is good info for us all to look out for if we experience similar symptoms.

I'll paste those codes into the other forum regarding ST1300 maintenance/workshop.

Glad all is well with 'ol Bluey' Pete.        :thumbs

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Re: I have a well bike again
« Reply #3 on: December 07, 2011, 09:02:14 PM »

Glad all is well with 'ol Bluey' Pete.        :thumbs

Cheers, Diesel
Me too Dave :thumb
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Re: I have a well bike again
« Reply #4 on: December 13, 2011, 09:50:38 PM »
Hey Pete. How many K's on your scooter? I think I have the same year model as yours and just wondering how much work yours has done. It doesn't appear to be a common problem but will be good info to store away on the back burner.
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Re: I have a well bike again
« Reply #5 on: December 13, 2011, 09:54:35 PM »
Hi Skip,
When I bought it in June, it had 56K. Since then I've added about 3 or 4 to it, so whoever owned it prior couldn't have done many miles in the last 7 years.
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Re: I have a well bike again
« Reply #6 on: December 14, 2011, 08:12:38 AM »
In the ST13 manual there are at least 30 codes to indicate problems, but probably the same for all EFI HOndas.
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Re: I have a well bike again
« Reply #7 on: December 14, 2011, 09:41:05 AM »
In the ST13 manual there are at least 30 codes to indicate problems, but probably the same for all EFI HOndas.
Well, it looks like the mech's have sorted them all out, as there's no sign of any faults now  :runyay
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