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Re: low voltage and ABS
- From: Wayne Woodruff <wayne@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 18:35:05 -0400
- Subject: Re: low voltage and ABS
>1 Ensure bike is in neutral, with brakes off and on level ground so it
> does not roll.
>
>2 Kill switch to ON position
>
>3 Ignition switch to RUN position
>
>4 Wait 5 seconds (actually, about 3 is all you need, but wait 5, just
> to be safe). This gives the ABS computer time enough to boot up.
>
>5 Engage starter button
>
>If your ABS faults out at this point, the battery needs some care or
>replacement.
good procedure, thanks! I'm going to save this.
I have a 2004 R1100S with EVO. I hit thet starter pretty quickly
after turning on the key and I haven't had a fault ... yet. When it
does, I know how to 'work around' it. :-)
Wayne Woodruff
http://www.2zars.com