[cleverkever]

I have a 2018 Scout Bobber. It's throwing codes 520 550 5, and 520 551 5. I can't find what those codes are anywhere.
New turn signals and tail lights were just installed, so maybe it is something with that?
Does anyone have any ideas?

 

[thomasjt579]

Indian has an app to check codes

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[cleverkever]

I tried that, but nothing comes up in the app either.

 

[RecoveringJapRider]

2018 should still be under warranty. No?

 

[cleverkever]

I do have a few months left on warranty. I was just hoping to figure it out, but may have to contact the dealer.

 

[Brother Scum]

Did you replace non-LED lights with LEDs? They have different levels of amp draw, the bike may think the lights are blown and be throwing a code.

 

[cleverkever]

Yes, I did replace non- LEDs with LEDs.
It makes sense since it's the only thing I changed, that it would be with the lights. If so, do you know how to correct it, so the bike doesn't think they are blown?

 

[Holeshot Mike]

2018 should still be under warranty. No?

I'll check into that for you ... Those are FIM and SPN codes ... They don't correlate with the typical Digital Wrench Codes .... I'll look them up Tues when I'm back to the shop ...

 

[Holeshot Mike]

Yes, I did replace non- LEDs with LEDs.
It makes sense since it's the only thing I changed, that it would be with the lights. If so, do you know how to correct it, so the bike doesn't think they are blown?

Are the OEM lights ?? If not if they draw more or less current they will cause DTC's ... the lighting circuit is on the CAN circuit read by the Bike's ECU ... just sayin

 

[cleverkever]

I'll check into that for you ... Those are FIM and SPN codes ... They don't correlate with the typical Digital Wrench Codes .... I'll look them up Tues when I'm back to the shop ...

Thank you!