FI error code 23? Help

Discussion in 'General 1000RR Discussion' started by Everton11, Jun 14, 2012.

  1. MrB

    MrB God Like

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    The ECU has recorded the fault. The Honda DTC may be able to reset but in some instances if the ECU has 'tripped' then the only way the fault can be cleared is by replacing it. Had similar when an exhaust valve spiked the ECU on a CBF1000. Replaced the valve and had to swap out the ECU as well. This was all under warranty.
     
  2. arthurbikemad

    arthurbikemad A very helpful Gent

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    Not heard of this before tbh, have you talked to dynojet?
     
  3. Everton11

    Everton11 New Member

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    Hi Arthur,

    Not spoke to dyno jet as the items I used from them are working ok which is the o2 eliminator and power commander.. The fault was there before I put the power commander on the bike as I fitted the yoshi first then tested the bike and the fault appeared so i know the fault has nothing to do with dynojet although they may be able to shed some light on it so worth a try ... thanks...
     
  4. phantomx0_1

    phantomx0_1 Active Member

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    Have you sorted this out yet?
     
  5. zutiot

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    are you reslved problem aj have same problem to
     
  6. hitch

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    Dude, the thread is 7 years old and the OP hasn't been active on here for 5 years so don't hold your breath for an answer
     
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  7. nigelrb

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    And most error code rectifications are beyond the 'average' owners ability to repair.:(

    However, as this is O2 and exhaust related, there should be someone here who can advise.

    Mine would be to trot it down to a dealer!
     
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