Re: Engine fault indicator

[AnnBonne@xxxxxxx]

My second battery aged 8 weeks went flat for no apparent reason.  I trickle 
charged it up, went on a ride, left it for 2 days then noticed the alarm 
light wasn't flickering.  Battery flat as a pancake again.  Took it to 
Charles Smart in Croydon.  Switched it off and took the key out, but the 
engine didn't turn off.  No luck with the kill switch.  Luckily the mechanics 
were there to see this and saw it was NOT me (being female).  Anyway, the 
wiring was all mangled up underneath the front.  They fixed it up so I can go 
safely to Normandy on the 19th, but the engine fault indicator has something 
wrong as it didn't show a fault was present, so it's in for that later.

By the way, my comuter crashed, a virus ate all the hard drive and had to be 
expensively repaired, but I've lost every bit of information I had.  Don't 
know the virus or which one of 4 of us opened it up.  Ann Sprint ST, Kent, 
Britain.      

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