2018 FC350 fault code

Permeance_Flux
Edited Date/Time 4/10/2019 12:00pm
Anyone know how I would go about clearing this? I would rather not have to buy the husky diagnostic tool or go to an overpriced dealer.

|
dannyboy123 4/7/2019 11:16am
4/7/2019 11:16am
Permeance_Flux wrote:
Anyone know how I would go about clearing this? I would rather not have to buy the husky diagnostic tool or go to an overpriced dealer...
Anyone know how I would go about clearing this? I would rather not have to buy the husky diagnostic tool or go to an overpriced dealer.

Hour meter isn't connected to the ECU, that's just the hour meter that maybe needs a battery or something
CarlinoJoeVideo
Profile picture for user CarlinoJoeVideo
Posts
7517
Joined
11/30/2013
Location
Portland/Los Angeles, CA, USA
CarlinoJoeVideo 4/7/2019 10:20pm
4/7/2019 10:20pm
Permeance_Flux wrote:
Anyone know how I would go about clearing this? I would rather not have to buy the husky diagnostic tool or go to an overpriced dealer...
Anyone know how I would go about clearing this? I would rather not have to buy the husky diagnostic tool or go to an overpriced dealer.

dannyboy123 wrote:
Hour meter isn't connected to the ECU, that's just the hour meter that maybe needs a battery or something
This is not a fault code, most likely a maintenance reminder by hour meter that you can reset
Permeance_Flux 4/10/2019 9:19am
4/10/2019 9:19am
dannyboy123 wrote:
Hour meter isn't connected to the ECU, that's just the hour meter that maybe needs a battery or something
I just got off the phone with Husqvarna HQ in North America. They said it is indeed connected to the ECU and that I would have to go to a dealer to clear it. I don’t know who or what to believe.
CarlinoJoeVideo
Profile picture for user CarlinoJoeVideo
Posts
7517
Joined
11/30/2013
Location
Portland/Los Angeles, CA, USA
CarlinoJoeVideo 4/10/2019 9:39am
4/10/2019 9:39am
dannyboy123 wrote:
Hour meter isn't connected to the ECU, that's just the hour meter that maybe needs a battery or something
Permeance_Flux wrote:
I just got off the phone with Husqvarna HQ in North America. They said it is indeed connected to the ECU and that I would have...
I just got off the phone with Husqvarna HQ in North America. They said it is indeed connected to the ECU and that I would have to go to a dealer to clear it. I don’t know who or what to believe.
Can you follow the wire from the hour meter and take a photo of where it stops? You might have to remove the tank.

The only “Fault” codes I’ve ever seen are when the FI light flashes.
1

The Shop

See All »
Hotwhls
Profile picture for user Hotwhls
Posts
255
Joined
10/19/2016
Location
Carson City, NV, USA
Hotwhls 4/10/2019 10:06am
4/10/2019 10:06am
Just take hour meter off the two Allen screws. On the bottom side of the hour meter there is a black button and this will reset the maintenance. This is not connected to the ECU. KTM has the same one but orange. You can't reset hours just the maintenance intervals.
Permeance_Flux 4/10/2019 12:00pm
4/10/2019 12:00pm
Hotwhls wrote:
Just take hour meter off the two Allen screws. On the bottom side of the hour meter there is a black button and this will reset...
Just take hour meter off the two Allen screws. On the bottom side of the hour meter there is a black button and this will reset the maintenance. This is not connected to the ECU. KTM has the same one but orange. You can't reset hours just the maintenance intervals.
Ok, that sounds logical to me. The Husky rep I talked to didn’t have hardly any technical knowledge at all and just referred me to the dealer.

Post a reply to: 2018 FC350 fault code