Bro, what your friend mentioned is true. It is better that you take it to the dealership. They have the special Kawasaki scanner. It is better not to try to solve the problem on your own.
@@cpuuk I was able to fix it in the next video. The bike was showing that there was a speedometer sensor fault, and both front and rear. I figured neither sensor could be going out if it was both of them at the same time throwing the code. We cleared the code and has not come back since!
@@flibbertigibbet6200 yeah I got extended warranty too. I was able to clear the code in the next video. It just read that both speedometer sensors were faulting. I cleared the code and then all good. My dealer was three weeks out from seeing my bike and I’m running out of riding time🤣
This only proves that even the 'Big 4' japanese manufactures have defective products. Personally, I would rather buy the Rocket 3R Storm since the reliability of it is just as good, if not better, than any of the top Big 4 Japanese...
Newer bikes with advanced electronics can have problems. It will never be as reliable as a bike with no electronics. Realize that before you make your purchase... honestly if these new bikes have problems like this I would rather have a Ninja 500.
i agree to an extent with your point, but ive owned dozens of kawys, & i own this exact bike and its been absolutely the funnest /fastest/ most comfortable one Ive ever owned hands down! to your point though, this is why i will only buy old school tractors and equiptment, because with those things I just want dead reliability and simplicity. But, when it comes to motorcycles and powersports ( fun shit) i will always want the newest, most advance and safest. Besides, most people who are going to own a $20,000, are going to have the money to get it fixed if it has issues.That being said, I wouldn't recommend owning something too complicated or expensive for your own means...
@@dfPats2665 There is no such thing as a " safe " motorcycle. Its all rider. Having money $$$ and wasting money are 2 different things. If you want to waste money fixing a bad product that shouldent break down in the first place, be my guest. A reliable motorcycle that does not break down on you is the superior product, no matter how much $$$ it costs.
Bro, what your friend mentioned is true. It is better that you take it to the dealership. They have the special Kawasaki scanner. It is better not to try to solve the problem on your own.
I had the same happen on my '24 ZH2 SE, turned out it was moisture in the ECM connector
Traction control, ABS, speedo, all seems linked to me. Good luck, I'm sure it'll get fixed.
@@cpuuk I was able to fix it in the next video.
The bike was showing that there was a speedometer sensor fault, and both front and rear. I figured neither sensor could be going out if it was both of them at the same time throwing the code.
We cleared the code and has not come back since!
Take it to the dealer fella, should be under warranty
@@flibbertigibbet6200 yeah I got extended warranty too.
I was able to clear the code in the next video. It just read that both speedometer sensors were faulting. I cleared the code and then all good. My dealer was three weeks out from seeing my bike and I’m running out of riding time🤣
This only proves that even the 'Big 4' japanese manufactures have defective products. Personally, I would rather buy the Rocket 3R Storm since the reliability of it is just as good, if not better, than any of the top Big 4 Japanese...
Yeah in the next video I cleared the code. Seems to be weird sensor thing , comes back an I clear the code again and then good for awhile 🤷🏽♂️
Lol these are minor issues, japanese bikes dont get blown engines or oil leaks like all other euro bikes get.
@@Snotroggel453 Yeah, the hayabusa is especially known for a 'bullet proof' engine for sure. I'll give it that much....
Newer bikes with advanced electronics can have problems. It will never be as reliable as a bike with no electronics. Realize that before you make your purchase... honestly if these new bikes have problems like this I would rather have a Ninja 500.
@@JD-fd6gt I ended up clearing the code in the next video. It was just a strange speedometer sensor code
i agree to an extent with your point, but ive owned dozens of kawys, & i own this exact bike and its been absolutely the funnest /fastest/ most comfortable one Ive ever owned hands down! to your point though, this is why i will only buy old school tractors and equiptment, because with those things I just want dead reliability and simplicity. But, when it comes to motorcycles and powersports ( fun shit) i will always want the newest, most advance and safest. Besides, most people who are going to own a $20,000, are going to have the money to get it fixed if it has issues.That being said, I wouldn't recommend owning something too complicated or expensive for your own means...
@@dfPats2665 There is no such thing as a " safe " motorcycle. Its all rider. Having money $$$ and wasting money are 2 different things. If you want to waste money fixing a bad product that shouldent break down in the first place, be my guest. A reliable motorcycle that does not break down on you is the superior product, no matter how much $$$ it costs.
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Yeah not good . Hmmmmm
If only you had a mechanic friend lol
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Mechanic? You mean a qualified Kawasaki electronics engineering technology expert? Have fun with these electronics.