julesbussa
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posted October 05, 2003 02:44 PM
fi light
i just bought a 2001 zx12 ...it was dropped in an accident on one side.....it starts right up but the fi light wont go out....i checked all the connectors and wiring and they r all good.....how can i jump the connector to get it in diagnostic mode?????thanx
  
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zx12mark
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posted October 05, 2003 06:30 PM
service manuel
you will need to get a service manuel to find out what the codes mean..the wire conector that you ground is under the rear seat by the right side sub frame , close to the ecm....later killer
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julesbussa
Parking Attendant
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posted October 05, 2003 07:03 PM
ok i found the wire and checked it out......it blinks once and then a 2 second pause and then twice fast........so i think its 12......i am gona call for a manuel tomorow if i can get it aftermarket.......but until i get it i am gona try to figure it out......thanx
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ddpete3
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posted October 05, 2003 10:03 PM
do a search on all my posts. I had the same problem few years back
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julesbussa
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posted October 06, 2003 02:30 PM
ok i checked your old posts and they r not helping much cause i dont have a manual to test anything .......so i pretty much need someone to tell me what code 12 i think it is means.........thanx for the help so far...
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julesbussa
Parking Attendant
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posted October 07, 2003 01:50 PM
doesnt anyone have a manual around?????
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CanadaMaxxer
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posted October 08, 2003 04:12 PM
That is a code 12 for the intake air pressure sensor. I just fixed my new (to me) 12R for the exact same problem. Take off the LH plastic panel and inspect the wiring to the sensor (look at the area by where the inside of your leg would be if you were sitting on the bike). The sensor is hidden inside the frame and is attached to the frame by the same nut that is used to attach the ground wire in the area. It is a 3 wire sensor and also has a vacuum line attached to it (or it should anyways). Check for vacuum (use a vacuum gauge, your finger, etc). Mine was connected properly, but I took the whole wiring harness apart (back to where it crosses through the frame) and found 4 wires that were damaged and were either fully open circuit or hanging on by a strand. I soldered and shrink tubed the wires (remember these are computer circuits...any resistance from poor connections is a very bad thing....AND without a watertight seal you could be doing this repair next year again when the corrosion kicks in...basically do it right). I started the bike and no more light on!!! You may not have the exact problem, but this should get you in the area, anyways..
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julesbussa
Parking Attendant
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posted October 08, 2003 05:36 PM
thanx a lot .....i am gona check that asap....
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