ecm problems
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See if you can open this up. Its a technical bulletin.
Basically fretting on the throttle body actuator connector.
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Basically fretting on the throttle body actuator connector.
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Like suggested,pull connector off throttle body ,clean with contact cleaner,apply some dialectric grease to the connector to keep moisture and corrosion out and that should hopefully fix it.
Same exact thing happened to my 09 FLHTCU approx 2 months ago and i did what i rec above & its been fine thus far having gone 2,500-3k miles since then.
Scott
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Like suggested,pull connector off throttle body ,clean with contact cleaner,apply some dialectric grease to the connector to keep moisture and corrosion out and that should hopefully fix it.
Same exact thing happened to my 09 FLHTCU approx 2 months ago and i did what i rec above & its been fine thus far having gone 2,500-3k miles since then.
Scott
Like suggested,pull connector off throttle body ,clean with contact cleaner,apply some dialectric grease to the connector to keep moisture and corrosion out and that should hopefully fix it.
Same exact thing happened to my 09 FLHTCU approx 2 months ago and i did what i rec above & its been fine thus far having gone 2,500-3k miles since then.
Scott
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