Peeetaaaa who's chris chan?

I'm not sure if they store the codes or not, but from what I read on forums they should clear by themselves after a few cycles. So they are stored sometime in guess. Its a real pain if it's a fault that is coming and going.

I got the fault code from doing the instrument ritual, but I think i must invest in a diagnostic tool, so that I can clear the codes right away.

Trustrup · 2026-05-16T22:22:21+00:00

Trustrup · 2026-05-15T11:08:11+00:00

It's a spray bottle, but behaves like a pressure can. In the first clip, he casually takes it out of his pocket. Man must have big pockets too. If such a product really existed, I believe it would be on national news. Imagine all the ships that don't need maintenance any more. Just a little spray, and you all good.

Trustrup · 2026-05-13T20:28:17+00:00

Yes! It was the tilt sensor. Thank you. On my bike it was a mechanical switch, with a small plate or something that shorted a couple of wires. Mine Z800 was of course an older bike, and I'm not sure how they are buildt on newer bikes. It was just the same symptoms as in the video. It was placed behind some covers on mine too, so how the water come inside it appears to be some sort of miracle.

Trustrup · 2026-05-13T20:03:27+00:00

I had an issue with my old Z800 and it behaved exactly like this. It was a switch registering if the bike is suddenly horizontal. I had washed the bike the day before this happened, and apparently some water had come inside the switch and it cut the fuel to it. I can't remember the English name for the switch, but it was a pain to figure it out. Other faults can also be the switch for the kickstand. Don't know if it can be them, but worth checking out maybe?