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My engine light came on after installing my new exhaust. Turns out to be an issue with the servo.
Remember, the servo disk was removed with the cables and replaced with 2 parts. One on the bottom with the "V" was mounted via the philips screws and the other mounted on the post and would swivel.
To fix the issue, I removed the seat and the "new" rotating part for the servo that came with the muffler. I turned the ignition on and watched the servo "post" rotate a couple of times to see what center was. Working the key on and off a few times to get the "post" to the center position. Set the rotating part back on the post and rotated it until the arm contacted the "V" one way, made a reference mark pointing to the center of the "V". Then did the same thing in the other direction. Then made a larger mark in the center of these two and aligned it with the center of the "V" and tightened it down. Started the bike and the engine light was out. I was prepared to have to rotate it slightly, one way or the other but wasn't necessary. Beats buying a servo buddy for $50.
Remember, the servo disk was removed with the cables and replaced with 2 parts. One on the bottom with the "V" was mounted via the philips screws and the other mounted on the post and would swivel.
To fix the issue, I removed the seat and the "new" rotating part for the servo that came with the muffler. I turned the ignition on and watched the servo "post" rotate a couple of times to see what center was. Working the key on and off a few times to get the "post" to the center position. Set the rotating part back on the post and rotated it until the arm contacted the "V" one way, made a reference mark pointing to the center of the "V". Then did the same thing in the other direction. Then made a larger mark in the center of these two and aligned it with the center of the "V" and tightened it down. Started the bike and the engine light was out. I was prepared to have to rotate it slightly, one way or the other but wasn't necessary. Beats buying a servo buddy for $50.
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