Code 20 Troubles

[sam_coleman]

I have a 2007 Apex with a custom turbo kit that is very similar to an Impulse set up and I am using an attitude fuel controller. I was riding this last weekend and it was running great then i was climbing a hill and blew the fuse for the fuel pump. I replaced the 10 amp fuse with a 15 amp fuse and now a code 20 pops up and I can't get it to go away. I have tried clearing it with the diagnostic mode, unhooking the battery for awhile, unhooking my fuel controller, and unplugging what i thought was the sensor and drying it with a hair dryer and putting dielectric grease on it. The error code still comes up. Any ideas? Where exactly is the sensor located? I just want to exhaust all possible problems before buying a new sensor. Thanks.

 

[sam_coleman]

Got it fixed thanks to a pm from thamax. Thank you.

 

[lakercr]

Got it fixed thanks to a pm from thamax. Thank you.

Perhaps you could post what the fix was? This will be helpful for other members if/when they use the search function for answers to a code 20 problem in the future...

 

[sam_coleman]

I completely unhooked my Attitude fuel controller and plugged the stock harness back together and proceeded to clear the codes in the diagnostic mode. Once they were cleared, I started it to make sure the code stopped coming up. When everything looked back to normal I shut it off and hooked the Attitude box back up and she fired up with no more code 20.

 

[kinger]

Shoot to fast I was going to reply with the same process also your fine with a 20 am fuse to replace the 10 amp. That is something not mentioned hardly anywhere when you go with a larger fuel pump you need the bigger fuse.

Glad you got it worked out!

 

[sam_coleman]

Thanks for the help guys. After hearing it is not bad to put a bigger fuse in I think I will put a 20 amp fuse in so it doesn't happen again.

 

[nate007]

Ok, I did the search for code 20, and here I am. You guys are talking about the fix, but I don't know what the code 20 is for? I've got that one showing, but can somebody help this "boosted newbie" learn the ropes? Promise I won't ask again! LOL!