ZFE and switch gear update.

If youve replaced the w=switch and ZFE and confirmed both ok

then yuo have a broken wire or bad earth
 
they are just wires....

what canbus did was allow fewer smaller gauge wires operating at much lower power to control more and more features
its just basic networking sending gibberish to dim modules that operate more than one thing

look for clear damage, squashed, trapped broken sleeve, or insulation.... likely won't see any - but in areas where the wires flex back and forth (with the steering) inside what looks perfectly OK, weak cheap copper snaps and misbehaves
 
they are just wires....

what canbus did was allow fewer smaller gauge wires operating at much lower power to control more and more features
its just basic networking sending gibberish to dim modules that operate more than one thing

look for clear damage, squashed, trapped broken sleeve, or insulation.... likely won't see any - but in areas where the wires flex back and forth (with the steering) inside what looks perfectly OK, weak cheap copper snaps and misbehaves
Thanks botus, I've looked everywhere and can't see any signs of wear. Like you say, likely wont see any. What a waist of a good bike.
 
Strip out the Canbus to find it
?? say what

Canbus is a control system JB, not a module or wires you drop in and out

The OP's best way forward is

Using a wiring diagram - i found the starting charging one -

And the LH switch cluster :) LH cluster.jpg

R12S+wiring+diagram1268438825.jpg

Continuity check the wiring from the ZFE to the switch connector - either as a end to end check, or ZFE to the next item in the chain

looks like X9070 is the switch connector

So continuity check from the relevant pins on the ZFE to the connector - no continuity = broken wire

and looking at the switch, you may have a broken wire in your switch pack as they seem to share a common connection and i note a small diode in there too

have you tried a known good cluster pack , it may be a you have 2 faulty units , I know the one i sent had a sticky high beam



If it is a continuity fault , its a ball ache, but you need to strip the loom either insections or as a whole

It took me most of the day to strip enough off my hexhead to get to the loom at the headstock to find the break

i do seem to recall others having a simiar issue, and the fault was the ABS module or similar ( or i may be barking up the wrong tree)

One other thing to check - battery is it good, failing batterys can cause canbus issues might be a good time to treat the old girl to a new pacemaker ;)
 
Thank you for taking the time Santa. It all looks very confusing but I'll give it a go. It was putting a new battery on that seems to have caused the problem in the first place. :blast
 
Thank you for taking the time Santa. It all looks very confusing but I'll give it a go. It was putting a new battery on that seems to have caused the problem in the first place. :blast
Have you disconnected the battery fo 5 mins to let any soft errorc clear
 


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