Nikko  G-Pack problems

[minicooper034u]

I just purchased the G-Pack and put it in my 2003 Hayabusa to remove the rev limiter. The maker of the G-Pack that I purchased is Nikko. After I installed the G-Pack my "FI" light came on and in the time cluster it flashes "FI" and then it flashes the time of day. What caused this and how can I fix it. the bike seems to run great. It even seems to be running much faster. It is just the "FI" light that spooks me. Any suggestions?

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[bacharles]

Hmmm. Not too familiar with the G-Pack, but I use a Ivan's TRE. This is usually the problem you get when the TRE is wired wrong. I'm sure somebody can help.



Brian

 

[Busamaniac]

I got the same on mine(no probl)

 

[Steve K]

I just purchased the G-Pack and put it in my 2003 Hayabusa to remove the rev limiter. The maker of the G-Pack that I purchased is Nikko. After I installed the G-Pack my "FI" light came on and in the time cluster it flashes "FI" and then it flashes the time of day. What caused this and how can I fix it. the bike seems to run great. It even seems to be running much faster. It is just the "FI" light that spooks me. Any suggestions?

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Do you have the manual?

It explains how to put your bike into 'dealer mode' where the clock display will give you a code for the problem. You then look up the code in the manual and have a place to start looking.

 

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[Steve K]

BTW, you don't need the special switch.
You can get away with a paperclip bent in half at a push. (Just don't short it out to the frame etc)

The cable end you need to locate is (on mine at least) under the rear seat/hump on the same side as the chain. It is easier to get at if you take the front seat off as well.

Good luck,

Steve

 

[Rich]

This is exactly what I am looking for I am having a problem with mine. It has been sitting for 7 months and I just put it back together and mine will not start and it shows "FI" where the clock is. So I will check this tonight thanks for the info.

 

[Haywood]

holy $hit, steve k.. good info on using the paperclip vs the actual tool. thanks for that one... i didn't realise that would work (and here's hoping i never have to find out).

 

[Haywood]

Rich: I've been following the various threads about your problems.. I am very curious to find out why your bike doesn't start. Please post what you find.. thanks man.

 

[BigBSBusa]

Great info, Steve K. Like Haywood, I hope I never have to use it but good to know there is a way to diagnose the problem without going to the dealer.