[Ltdan345]

The bike started keeping the traction control light on without any codes or difference in the way it ran. Now its throwing up a U0135 and U0136 and kills the power to the bike if I give it any real throttle almost as if its (surprise surprise) thinking its losing traction. I read something about a fuse recall? Again, thanks for the help... currently about 40 miles from home at 9 P.M. 🙄

 

[Dieseldoc]

The 3 taller breakers are the recall

 

[Ltdan345]

The bike started keeping the traction control light on without any codes or difference in the way it ran. Now its throwing up a U0135 and U0136 and kills the power to the bike if I give it any real throttle almost as if its (surprise surprise) thinking its losing traction. I read something about a fuse recall? Again, thanks for the help... currently about 40 miles from home at 9 P.M. 🙄

The 3 taller breakers are the recall View attachment 600974

You reckon that's the issue?

 

[Ltdan345]

Also, an update... I turn the bike entirely off and the issue AND codes go away for a bit.

 

[Dieseldoc]

Could be as the original breakers would intermittently open for no reason and possibly cause loss of control thus driving the recall.

 

[Ltdan345]

Update: it does this more when it's hot, but the bike stalls, then boots back up instantly with a jolt of throttle. Usually in the city, only once outside of the city. But definitely if the bike is over 200 degrees.