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Just picked up my sled and I had a TD powertrail flash SQ muffler and CAI installed. Now the temp warning light doesn't function when cold starting the sled. The top left most warning light would stay on until the sled was warmed up enough for riding. Is there a reason or did something get unplugged? Btw just in case what temp is normal for when the sled is ready to ride? Thanks can't wait to rip on this thing
iceback
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Lights out at 68 F
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It's normal. Mines the same way.
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Mine is the same, was told before flashing that would happen
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Also to add.....
175f or so is typical riding temp I have seen.
And I believe 225f is when sled shuts off if I recall.
175f or so is typical riding temp I have seen.
And I believe 225f is when sled shuts off if I recall.
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That will be the knock light on the dash when it is released
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Ok thanks everyone I wasn't informed about that and wanted to make sure another reason why this site rocks.
