Speed Sensor Issue?
Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2011 7:41 am
Hi everybody,
I'm new to the forum and back on the road after a 6 month lay-off (broken ankle - football, I know, I've stopped playing!), it didn't take long to get her ('04MY) fit and good to go and the day my tax disc turned up I was out! As ever she was running great but after half an hour suddenly my speed display read zero mph and my trip counter & odometer stopped counting up (clearly as no speed is registered). All other indications are correct and after looking through the "old" forum page I read that this is problem has in the past been accompanied by a flashing Programmable Fuel Injection (PFi) red light, which on my bike is fine. The bike also continued to run fine, this was the only issue. In accordance with the workshop manual I've measured a 5 volt pulse voltage from the speed sensor (at the connector behind the right rear seat cowling) and as a precautionary measure removed the speed sensor to make sure there was nothing obvious.
Can anybody suggest a way ahead? All help greatly appriciated.
Ride safe - ride fast!
I'm new to the forum and back on the road after a 6 month lay-off (broken ankle - football, I know, I've stopped playing!), it didn't take long to get her ('04MY) fit and good to go and the day my tax disc turned up I was out! As ever she was running great but after half an hour suddenly my speed display read zero mph and my trip counter & odometer stopped counting up (clearly as no speed is registered). All other indications are correct and after looking through the "old" forum page I read that this is problem has in the past been accompanied by a flashing Programmable Fuel Injection (PFi) red light, which on my bike is fine. The bike also continued to run fine, this was the only issue. In accordance with the workshop manual I've measured a 5 volt pulse voltage from the speed sensor (at the connector behind the right rear seat cowling) and as a precautionary measure removed the speed sensor to make sure there was nothing obvious.
Can anybody suggest a way ahead? All help greatly appriciated.
Ride safe - ride fast!