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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: rrojaswahl on August 31, 2025, 07:42:06 PM
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Friends - after ~ 100 K miles now the electrical issues are starting to get worse on my 2014 California 1400 Touring:
Red triangle comes on, big SERVICE letters appear, and while the bike still runs for ~ 60 miles or so, eventually the ABS and traction control lights come on and then I allegedly drive 247 miles per hour, hence the whole display goes nuts, and then the bike dies.
It's not mechanical - it's electrical. When I diagnose the errors stored the ECU I get the following codes & descriptions (translated from German):
P0610 - brake light relais too low
P0700 - A-PRC function error: no signal - what does this mean, what is the PRC function?
both have appeared on two occasions by now.
then also recently the following two codes appeared alongside those above:
P0560 - Battery voltage : too low (even though I had just recharged the battery btw...)
P0701 - no signal - again: what does this mean?
Is this an alternator issues, hence the battery not charging? Or are there other underlying issues that I don't know about?
Is a new alternator the only remedy here, or has anybody had a similar issue and fixed it differently?
Many thanks & cheers,
Roy
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I haven't had my 1400 for about 4 years. First thing check the voltage first thing while it is running, This can be done using a function on the dash as you probably know. I would replace the battery, they are cheap, at least in the US. If you don't have one I would get the Service Station manual. There is a complete list of error codes in it. There is a guy who sells them on eBay. He goes by "meandmylittleman201 5. I have purchased several manuals from him. You can also get a digital version online from Cadre Cycle. Good luck.
kk