Would it be worth paying for the latest software update? My bike is a 2013 r1200gs lc seems to run okay with no real issues my mate says he had his done and it seems smoother than before hes was a 2014 model. I think he meant the July 2017 update
I rang main dealer who will change brake fluid and reload software for £60 which I think is a really good price. He also told me the latest software is for the latest bikes and is dependant on vin number. What to you people think?
I rang main dealer who will change brake fluid and reload software for £60 which I think is a really good price. He also told me the latest software is for the latest bikes and is dependant on vin number. What to you people think?
My bike is a -15, and the software is dated -18.
The only "issue" in my case is that now there is a permanent faultcode for lack of signal from the lean.angle sensors for cornering ABS. I do nat have cornering ABS on the 15, and it is not possible to retrofit without changing cable harness = Not can do.
Anyway, the fault code is only visible when checking for faults by GS-911. No warning in instrument panel and ABS is not affected, as confirmed by the dealer.
Given that the update cost me nothing I could not have been happier
That's odd because your ABS module should not be encoded for ABS Pro...unless you have been playing with it
No, I have not been playing with it.
Guess the software is the same for all the bikes, and then the software detects if there are lean sensors or not, and acts accordingly.
Software is the same but the ECU would be encoded for the different options. I’ve seen older bikes with no lean angle sensors with no errors, not sure why yours is different