Re: Engine Management Light

[Erik Miner <axeis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You might want to try cycling the computer. Turn the bike on with the 
key only, do not use the kill switch. Wait a couple of  seconds to 
let the fuel build, start the bike let it idle for a minute then shut 
it off USING THE KEY ONLY no kill switch. Now start the bike again 
same way, key only and see if the check engine light remains on. If 
so them you prolly do have some sort of management fault.


HTH,,
Erik
Hot Dawg

>I have ridden about 250 miles on my new ST. Looking forward to getting up to
>6000rpm after 300.
>
>However, tonight when I started the bike to come home the yellow "Engine
>Management" light came on and stayed on. Everything seemed fine so I rode
>home (about 10 miles).
>
>In the latter stages of the ride, I began to think that maybe the engine
>sounded a little rough and power seemed to have dropped by maybe 5 to 10%.
>Or was it my paranoia - I'm not sure.
>
>Anyway when I got home the handbook says take the bike to a dealer asap to
>get it seen to - I will take it in tomorrow morning.
>
>Just wondered if there have been any similar experiences, or any clues as to
>the problem?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Robert Wilson
>London SE19
>
>
>
>
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