HUSKYnXJnWI
Husqvarna
AA Class
So a buddy bought a 2010 TE 510. I checked it out on Ibeat and it had some historical fails: high temp and Open Circuit Fuel Injector. I wrote them down and cleared the history. Test riding, at temp, I shut it off, to then restart in 45 seconds. It turned over but would not fire/ pump cycled normal. I looked at the dash: it said FAIL. I pushed it to the bench and hooked it back up. The fail was no longer current therefor it was now in History; and it was again the open circuit at Fuel injector- I cleared the history again. At that point I dissembled and inspected/ cleaned up wires and plugs: to the Injector, to the CDI, and to the pump. Then reassembled, hooked up to Ibeat- no fail indicated. Then I road it for an hour- no new fail.
I gave the bike back to my friend and he got to ride it for 40 minutes. During that 40 minutes he said the dash said Fail- I told him to watch this if it doesn't start. I am assuming its the same fail (the Injector open circuit) but then it cleared on its own. SO it would still be a "historical fail" if I hooked it up again. So I am guessing its an intermittent open circuit/ Fuel injector causing fault . ...
I thought the 2010's had a wiring harness issue, and dealers were replacing these? AM I right?
If So is that "under warrantee" conditions ? and this out of the owner's pocket unless its under warrantee ?
OR was there a service bulletin and it is something that dealers replace if the problem exists...?
anyone know for sure? just looking for the best way for him to proceed- I don't want to start re-wireing or going through the whole thing to find the harness is commonly being replaced by husky at minimal or no charge.
Thanks in advance....
I gave the bike back to my friend and he got to ride it for 40 minutes. During that 40 minutes he said the dash said Fail- I told him to watch this if it doesn't start. I am assuming its the same fail (the Injector open circuit) but then it cleared on its own. SO it would still be a "historical fail" if I hooked it up again. So I am guessing its an intermittent open circuit/ Fuel injector causing fault . ...
I thought the 2010's had a wiring harness issue, and dealers were replacing these? AM I right?
If So is that "under warrantee" conditions ? and this out of the owner's pocket unless its under warrantee ?
OR was there a service bulletin and it is something that dealers replace if the problem exists...?
anyone know for sure? just looking for the best way for him to proceed- I don't want to start re-wireing or going through the whole thing to find the harness is commonly being replaced by husky at minimal or no charge.
Thanks in advance....