SWM SIX DAYS User manual

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SUMMARY
PRESENTATION......................................................................................................................................4
IMPORTANT NOTICES.........................................................................................................................4
IMPORTANT............................................................................................................................................5
PRECAUTIONS FOR CHILDREN........................................................................................................5
SAFE RIDING AND MOTORCYCLE SAFETY................................................................................. 6
IDENTIFICATION DATA ....................................................................................................................... 8
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS.................................................................................................... 9
RIGHT-HAND SIDE VIEW................................................................................................................... 9
LEFT-HAND SIDE VIEW.....................................................................................................................10
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS.................................................................................................... 11
COMBINED INSTRUMENT................................................................................................................ 15
WARNING AND SIGNALLING LIGHTS........................................................................................... 15
SPEEDOMETER....................................................................................................................................16
APPENDIX: DTC LIST......................................................................................................................... 17
CONTROLS............................................................................................................................................ 21
IGNITION SWITCH............................................................................................................................... 21
STEERING LOCK................................................................................................................................... 21
R.H. HANDLEBAR SWITCH..............................................................................................................22
L.H. HANDLEBAR SWITCH...............................................................................................................22
THROTTLE CONTROL ........................................................................................................................22
FRONT BRAKE CONTROL.................................................................................................................22
CLUTCH CONTROL..............................................................................................................................23
COMBINED BRAKING CONTROL....................................................................................................23
GEAR SHIFT CONTROL..................................................................................................................... 24
FUEL........................................................................................................................................................ 24
SIDE STAND.........................................................................................................................................26
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE MOTORCYCLE......................................................................27
PRELIMINARY CHECKS.....................................................................................................................27
INSTRUCTIONS FOR RUNNING-IN.................................................................................................27
TROUBLESHOOTING..........................................................................................................................27
MOUNTING/DISMOUNTING OF RIDER AND PASSENGER..................................................29
ADJUSTING THE REAR-VIEW MIRRORS..................................................................................... 31
STARTING THE ENGINE.....................................................................................................................32
IMPORTANT NOTE IN CASE OF COLD STARTS AT LOW TEMPERATURES....................33
STOPPING THE MOTORCYCLE AND THE ENGINE...................................................................33
ENGINE EMERGENCY STOP............................................................................................................ 34
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS.................................................................... 35
REMOVING THE SIDE PANELS...................................................................................................... 35
ENGINE-TRANSMISSION OIL LEVEL............................................................................................ 35
ENGINE OIL AND FILTER CHANGE................................................................................................ 35
AIR FILTER CHECK AND/OR REPLACEMENT............................................................................37
SPARK PLUG CHECK...........................................................................................................................37
TYRES.......... ..........................................................................................................................................38
THROTTLE CONTROL CABLE ADJUSTMENT...........................................................................39
FRONT BRAKE FLUID LEVEL CHECK............................................................................................40
REAR BRAKE FLUID LEVEL CHECK...............................................................................................40
BRAKE PAD WEAR CHECK...............................................................................................................41
PAD CLEANING.................................................................................................................................... 41
PAD INSTALLATION............................................................................................................................ 41
DISC CLEANING ...................................................................................................................................41
BRAKE DISC WEAR ........................................................................................................................... 42
COMBINED BRAKING PEDAL POSITION ADJUSTMENT...................................................... 42
REAR BRAKE PEDAL FREE PLAY ADJUSTMENT .................................................................... 42
FRONT SUSPENSION COMPRESSION ADJUSTMENT.......................................................... 43
REAR SHOCK ABSORBER SPRING PRELOAD ADJUSTMENT............................................. 43

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FORK FUNCTIONALITY CHECK...................................................................................................... 44
STEERING BEARING CHECK............................................................................................................ 44
CHAIN CLEANING AND LUBRICATION ........................................................................................45
CHAIN/FRONT SPROCKET/REAR SPROCKET WEAR CHECK............................................ 45
CHAIN ADJUSTMENT.......................................................................................................................46
BLOW-BY TUBE CLEANING.............................................................................................................46
CLUTCH ADJUSTMENT.................................................................................................................... 47
REMOVING THE FRONT WHEEL...................................................................................................48
REFITTING THE FRONT WHEEL.....................................................................................................48
REMOVING THE REAR WHEEL......................................................................................................49
ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS LOCATION.....................................................................................50
IGNITION SYSTEM.............................................................................................................................50
BATTERY............................................................................................................................................... 54
BATTERY CHARGER .......................................................................................................................... 54
FUSES.....................................................................................................................................................56
HEADLIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT...............................................................................................57
TAILLIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT / PLATE LIGHT.................................................................. 57
TURNING INDICATOR BULB REPLACEMENT............................................................................ 57
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT.............................................................................................................58
APPENDIX.............................................................................................................................................59
LONG PERIOD OF INACTIVITY.......................................................................................................59
CLEANING.............................................................................................................................................59
PRE-DELIVERY INSPECTION...........................................................................................................60
APPENDIX A.........................................................................................................................................61

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PRESENTATION
Welcome to the SWM motorcycling Family!
Your new SWM motorcycle is designed and manufactured to be the best in its
field.
The instructions in this book have been prepared to provide a simple and
understandable guide for your motorcycle’s operation and care.
Follow the instructions carefully to obtain maximum performance and your
personal motorcycling pleasure. Your owner’s manual contains instructions for
owner care and maintenance.
The main repair or maintenance work requires the attention of a skilled mechanic
and the use of special tools and equipment.
Your SWM Dealer has the facilities, experience and original parts necessary to
properly render this valuable service.
This “Owner’s Manual” is part and parcel of the motorcycle, hence, it shall
remain with the motorcycle even when sold to another user.
This motorcycle is fitted with components designed and constructed using
cutting-edge systems and technologies.
To ensure trouble-free operation of the vehicle, it is necessary to follow the
maintenance and inspection table found under Appendix A.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
SIX DAYS models are ROAD use motorcycles; they are guaranteed exempt from
functional defects and covered with legal guarantee, as far as the STANDARD
CONFIGURATION IS MAINTAINED and the suggested maintenance table, shown in
Appendix A, is observed.

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IMPORTANT
In order to maintain the vehicle’s “Guarantee
of Functionality”, the client must follow the
maintenance programme indicated in the user’s
manual by carrying out maintenance inspections
at authorised SWM dealers.
The cost for changing parts and for the
labour necessary in order to comply with the
maintenance plan is charged to the Client.
NOTE
the warranty is NULL AND VOID if the motorcycle
is rented.
Important Notice
Read this manual carefully and pay special
attention to statements preceded by the
following words:
aWARNING Indicates the possibility of
severe personal injury or death if
instructions are not followed.
aaCAUTION Indicates the possibility of personal
injury or vehicle damage if
instructions are not followed.
Note
Gives helpful information.
Parts Replacement
When parts replacement is required, use only SWM
ORIGINAL parts.
aWARNING After a crash, inspect the motorcycle
carefully. Make sure that the throttle,
brake, clutch and all other systems are
undamaged. Riding with a damaged
motorcycle can lead to a serious accident.
aWARNING Never attempt to start or operate your
motorcycle unless you are wearing
appropriate protective clothing. Always
wear a motorcycle helmet, boots, gloves,
goggles and other appropriate protective
clothing.
PRECAUTIONS FOR CHILDREN
aWARNING: • Park the vehicle where it is unlikely to
be bumped into or damaged.
Even slight or involuntary bumps can
cause the vehicle to tip over, with
subsequent risk of serious harm to
people or children.
• To prevent the vehicle from tipping
over, never park it on soft or uneven
ground, nor on asphalt strongly heated
by the sun.
• Engine and exhaust pipes become very
hot during riding. Always park your
motorcycle where people or children
can not easily reach these parts, in
order to avoid serious scalds.

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SAFE RIDING AND MOTORCYCLE SAFETY
Here are some basic principles for riding your
motorcycle safely.
-Remember that your safety and the safety of your
passenger come rst. Reaching your destination
safely must be your main aim.
-Theriderandthepassenger must wearappropriate
protective clothing, such as suit, gloves, shoes and
helmet homologated for motorcycle use.
-The rider must be seated on the motorcycle in a
position that gives the best possible visibility of the
road ahead.
-Ride the motorcycle carefully and set the speed
according to trac and the type of road.
Smooth riding helps you to assess danger and
enter bends more precisely.
-Always observe road signs and adjust your speed
accordingly.
-Always observe speed limits.
-Always assess the road conditions and adjust your
speed accordingly.
-Reduce speed if it is raining and especially if there
are puddles of water on the road.
-When riding on wet or low grip surfaces (snow,
ice, mud, etc.) keep a moderate speed and avoid
sudden braking and manoeuvres.
-Keep a safe distance from the vehicles in front of
you.
-Before overtaking, check there are no obstacles
in front of the vehicle you want to overtake and
always check in the rear-view mirrors that there
are no vehicles coming up from behind.
-Brake using both the front and the rear brake at
the same time: this helps to maintain the stability
of the vehicle.
-Release the clutch gradually when downshifting.
-If you feel tired or sleepy, take a break.
-Downshift in the following instances:
When going downhill and when braking to increase
the braking action through engine compression;
using only brakes when going downhill could cause
the brake pads to overheat and reduce the braking
action;
When going uphill or on the flat when the gear does
not match the speed of the motorcycle (high gear
and low speed);
aWARNING Downshift one gear at a time;
downshifting more than one gear at a
time may cause the engine to overrev
and/or block the rear wheel.
-Do not switch o the engine when going downhill.
-When you ride with a passenger, increase the
distance from the vehicles in front of you and bear
in mind his/her weight when you brake and when
you have to take a bend or overtake.
-The riding position of both the rider and the
passenger is important for motorcycle control.
-While riding, the rider must keep both hands on the
handlebar and both feet on the footrests in order
to keep the motorcycle under control.
-The passenger must always hold on to the rider or
the passenger handle with both hands and keep
both feet on the passenger footrests.
Never carry a passenger that is unable to firmly
place both feet on the passenger footrests.
-Never ride under the inuence of alcohol or drugs.
-This motorcycle is designed exclusively for road
use. It is not suitable for o-road use.
-Do not use straps, cords, etc. to fasten luggage.

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Only use approved panniers suitable for the type of
motorcycle you are using.
-The maximum load carried (rider, passenger and
luggage) may not exceed 319 kg.
-The luggage weight may never exceed 10 kg.
Anti-lock braking system -ABS
The ABS is an electromechanical braking-aid system:
It prevents the wheels from locking during braking
and helps keep the vehicle stable whenever the road
surface is slippery, wet or dirty.
When road-holding conditions are bad, the system
can operate to extend the braking distance (e.g.,
whenever there is gravel on the road or the road
surface is slippery). In any case, it provides the
minimum distance required for that particular road
surface.
Nor should the fact that an ABS system is fitted
provoke careless riding. The rider should always take
every care on the road.
-Always use the recommended pads and tyres to
ensure the ABS system’s proper functionality.
Risks related to carbon monoxide
Exhaust gas contains carbon monoxide, a colorless
and odorless gas. Breathing in carbon monoxide
may cause loss of consciousness and death. If
you start the engine in a fully or partially closed
environment, the air you breathe in may contain a
hazardous amount of carbon monoxide. Never start
the motorcycle in a garage or other closed places.
aWARNING Carbon monoxide is a toxic gas.
Breathing in carbon monoxide may
cause loss of consciousness and death.
Avoid any areas or activities where you
may be exposed to carbon monoxide.

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IDENTIFICATION DATA
The engine identification number is stamped at the top of the crankcase, while
vehicle serial number or Vehicle Identification Number is stamped on the steering
tube of the frame.
Always quote the number stamped on the frame when ordering spare parts or
requesting further details about your vehicle and note it on this booklet.
VIN
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
The full 17-digit serial (1), or Vehicle Identification Number, is stamped on the
steering tube (R.H. side).
( l) = Model designation
( p) = Model Year
( u) = Progressive no.
ENGINE NUMBER
1. Chassis serial number 2. Engine serial number

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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS RIGHT-HAND SIDE VIEW
1) Fuel tank cap
2) Fuel tank
3) Instrument panel
4) Headlight
5) Taillight
6) Horn
7) Front turning indicators.
8) Rear turning indicators.
9) Rear brake disc
10) Rear brake calliper
11) Rear brake pedal
12) Rear brake pump
13) Engine oil lter
14) Air ier
15) Engine oil dipstick
16) Throttle body
17) ABS control unit.
18) Hydraulic fork adjuster
19) Passenger handle
20) Exhaust silencers

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LEFT-HAND SIDE VIEW
1) Side stand
2) Front brake disc
3) Front brake calliper
4) Gear shift pedal
5) Battery
6) Fuses
7) Saddle
8) Canister
9) Transmission chain
10) Oil radiator
11) Contactor with main fuse
12) Rear shock absorber spring preload adjustment
ring nut

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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
1) Left-hand rear-view mirror
2) Right-hand rear-view mirror
3) Speedometer
4) Revolution counter
5) Ignition/steering lock block
6) Left-hand switch
7) Clutch control lever
8) Right-hand switch
9) Throttle twist grip
10) Front brake control lever
11) Front brake uid reservoir

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TECHNICAL DATA
ENGINE
Type ..................................................................................single cylinder, 4 stroke Air-cooled
Bore ........................................................................................................................................... 90mm.
Stroke ........................................................................................................................................70mm.
Displacement ....................................................................................................................445 . cm³
Compression ratio .....................................................................................................................9.5:1
Starting ...................................................................................................................................electric
TIMING SYSTEM
Type ..................................................................................................single overhead camshaft
Valve clearance (with engine cold)
Intake ............................................................................................................................0.07-0.10mm.
Exhaust....................................................................................................................... 0.08-0.12mm.
LUBRICATION
Type ........................dry sump with lobe pump and cartridge filter and oil radiator
IGNITION
Type .....................................................................................................................................Electronic
Spark plug type .........................................................................................................NGK DPR 8Z
Spark plug gap ............................................................................................................0.6-0.8mm.
FUEL SYSTEM
Type ........................................................................................................Electronic injection feed
PRIMARY DRIVE
Drive pinion gear ...........................................................................................................................24
Clutch ring gear .............................................................................................................................64
Transmission ratio ................................................................................................................. 2,667
CLUTCH
Type ..........................................................................multidisc in oil bath with filter control
TRANSMISSION
Type ..............................................................................................with always grabbing gears
Transmission ratio
1st gear........................................................................................................................... 2,917 (35/12)
2nd gear.........................................................................................................................2.067 (31/15)
3nd gear........................................................................................................................ 1,556 (28/18)
4th gear........................................................................................................................1,300 (26/20)
5th gear.........................................................................................................................1,043 (24/23)
6th gear........................................................................................................................0,917 (22/24)
SECONDARY DRIVE
Transmission sprocket .............................................................................................................Z 15
Rear wheel sprocket ...............................................................................................................Z 40
Transmission ratio .................................................................................................................2,666
Transmission chain dimensions ............................................................................5/8” x 1/4”

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FINAL RATIOS
1st gear....................................................................................................................................... 20,749
2nd gear...................................................................................................................................... 14,703
3rd gear ...................................................................................................................................... 11.068
4th gear ...................................................................................................................................... 9,246
5th gear.........................................................................................................................................7,420
6th gear........................................................................................................................................6.523
CHASSIS
Type ..............................................................................................single-beam, double craddle
FRONT SUSPENSION
Type ..........................................................................hydraulic with inverted fork legs ø 43.
REAR SUSPENSION
Type .....................................................................................double hydraulic shock absorber
(adjustable in pre-load and extension mode)
FRONT BRAKE
Type .....................fixed Ø 260mm disc with hydraulic control and floating calliper
REAR BRAKE
Type ...............................fixed Ø220 disc with hydraulic control and floating calliper
RIMS
Type ...........................................................................................................................steel -1,85”x19”
Rear ...........................................................................................................................steel -3,00”x17”
TYRES
Front................................................................................................................................. 100/90 -19”
Rear....................................................................................................................................130/80 -17”
Cold tyre pressure Front
Rider only ................................................................................................................................. 1.8 psi
Rider and passenger ..........................................................................................................2.0 psi
Rear
Rider only .................................................................................................................................2.0 psi
Rider and passenger .......................................................................................................... 2.2 psi
DIMENSION, WEIGHT, CAPACITY
Wheelbase ...........................................................................................................................1460mm
Overall length ..................................................................................................................... 2170mm
Overall width ........................................................................................................................810mm
Overall height ......................................................................................................................1190mm
Saddle height.........................................................................................................................875mm
Kerb weight, without fuel ...................................................................................................158kg
Fuel tank capacity reserve included.................................................................................... 15L
Reserve fuel (warning light goes on) ...............................................................................2,5L

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Transmission oil
Oil and oil filter replacement ..............................................................................................2.7kg
Oil replacement ........................................................................................................................2.5kg
TABLE FOR LUBRICATION, SUPPLIES
Engine, gearbox and primary drive lubricating oil
SHELL SL 10W40
Brake system fluid
MOTUL DOT 4
Grease lubrication
MOTUL GREASE 100
Final drive chain lubrication
MOTUL CHAIN LUBE
Front fork oil
MOTUL FORK OIL LIGHT 5W
Oil for rear shock absorber
MOTUL SHOCK OIL FL
Electric contact protection
MOTUL EZ LUBE

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COMBINED INSTRUMENT
WARNING AND SIGNALLING LIGHTS
1) Turning indicator light.
2) High-beam light
3) Neutral warning light
4) Engine failure warning light
5) Fuel reserve warning light
6) ABS warning light
TURNING INDICATOR LIGHT “ ”
The light ashes when activating the left or right hand turning indicator using
the control lever on the left-hand switch.
HIGH-BEAM LIGHT “ ”
The light comes on when activating the high-beam light using the control on the
left-hand switch.
NEUTRAL WARNING LIGHT “ ”
The light comes on when the gear shift lever is in neutral position (no gear
engaged).
ENGINE FAILURE WARNING LIGHT “ “
When the ignition key is turned, the engine control unit runs a self-test, the light
comes on for a few seconds and then goes o if no fault is found.
If the light comes on while the engine is running, it means that there is an engine
or injection system failure.
-Stop and turn o the engine.
-Wait a few minutes and restart the engine; if the light comes on again, contact
your nearest SWM dealer to have the self-test system checked.

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(3b) Km***(mi)
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FUEL RESERVE WARNING LIGHT “ “
When the ignition key is turned, the light comes on for a few seconds and then
goes o. If the light comes on while riding the motorcycle, it means that the fuel
has gone into reserve (3 litres) and you need to refuel as soon as possible.
ABS SYSTEM FAULT WARNING LIGHT “ ”
When the key is turned, the ABS control unit runs a self-test , the light comes on
for a few seconds and then goes o indicating there is no fault.
If instead the light comes on while the motorbike is running, it means that there
is a fault of the ABS braking system:
-Stop and turn o the engine.
-wait for a few minutes and restart the engine.
If the light turns on again, see the closest SWM dealer to check the ABS system.
SPEEDOMETER
1) Trip reset/scale change button (km or mi)
2) Speedometer
3) Display
The instrument consists of a speedometer (2) with two scales (km/h or mph)
and a display (3) showing the total km or mi done (not resettable) at the top (3a)
and the trip km or mi from the last reset at the bottom (3b).
To reset the trip counter, press the button (1); to change the scale from km to mi
or vice versa, press and hold down the button (1).
REVOLUTION COUNTER
The rev. counter allows the driver to monitor the number of engine revs.
Maintain the engine speed within 8000 rpm.
aWARNING The motor can be ruined by exceeding 8000 rpm.
ERROR MESSAGES
In the event of a fault, the relevant error code is indicated on the display (3); Find
the nearest closes SWM dealer to check the fault.
Operate as shown for the following error codes.

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APPENDIX: DTC LIST
No. System or component Error code Error description Driver behavior
1 Coolant/Oil Sensor P0118 Coolant/Oil Temperature Sensor Circuit High Voltage or
Open Stop the engine and check whether the cylinder
temperature sensor is connected effectively. If the error
still persists ask for assistance.
2 P0117 Coolant/Oil Temperature Sensor Circuit Low Voltage
3 Cylinder P0116 Cylinder temperature constant
4 P1116 Cylinder temperature too high Stop the engine and check whether the cylinder
temperature sensor is connected effectively. Check
if there’s enough coolant in engine. If the error still
persists ask for assistance.
5Crankshaft Position Sensor
(CKP)
P0336 CKP Sensor Noisy Signal Check if the crankshaft position sensor cable (Blue
white/green white cable normally) is connected
effectively. If the error still persists ask for assistance.
6 P0335 CKP Sensor No Signal
7 Ignition Coil P2301 Ignition coil “A” short circuit to high voltage (1st cylinder) Check if the ignition coil circuit is connected effectively.
If the error still persists ask for assistance.
8 P2300 Ignition coil “A” short circuit to low voltage (1st cylinder)/
open circuit
9Throttle Position Sensor
(TPS)
P0123 TPS Circuit High Voltage Check if the TPS sensor is connected effectively. If the
error still persists ask for assistance.
10 P0122 TPS Circuit Low Voltage or Open
11 Canister Solenoid Valve P0459 Canister solenoid valve short circuit to high voltage Check if the canister solenoid valve circuit is connected
effectively. If the error still persists ask for assistance.
12 P0458 Canister solenoid valve short circuit to low voltage/
open circuit
13 Front Oxygen Sensor P2A00 Front oxygen sensor signal activate failure

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No. System or component Error code Error description Driver behavior
14 P00D1 Front oxygen sensor heating circuit low current Check if the front oxygen sensor is connected effectively.
If the error still persists ask for assistance.
15 Fuel Pump Relay (FPR) P0232 FPR Coil Circuit High Voltage Check if the fuel pump relay is connected effectively. If
the error still persists ask for assistance.
16 P0231 FPR Coil Circuit Low Voltage or Open
17 Front Oxygen Sensor P014D Slow response of front oxygen sensor from thin to thick Check if the front oxygen sensor is connected effectively.
If the error still persists ask for assistance.
18 P014C Slow response of front oxygen sensor from thick to thin
19 ECU Read-Only Memory P0601 ECM ROM validation error Remove ECM and plug again. If the error still persists
ask for assistance.
20 1st Cylinder Injector P0262 1st cylinder injector short circuit to high voltage Check if the front oxygen sensor is connected effectively.
If the error still persists ask for assistance.
21 P0261 1st cylinder injector short circuit to low voltage/open
circuit
22 Intake Pressure P3106 Low intake pressure in steady state
Check if the intake mainfold pressure sensor is
connected effectively. If the error still persists ask for
assistance.
23 Manifold Absolute Pressure
Sensor (MAP)
P0108 MAP Circuit High Voltage
24 P0107 MAP Circuit Low Voltage or Open
25 Intake Pressure Sensor P0105 Intake pressure sensor signal
26 P0109 Intake pressure sensor signal error fluctuation
27 Intake Temperature Sensor P0114 Intake temperature sensor signal error fluctuation Check if the intake air temperature sensor is connected
effectively. If the error still persists ask for assistance.
28 Intake Air Temperature P0113 IAT Circuit High Voltage or Open
29 Sensor (IAT) P0112 IAT Circuit Low Voltage
30 Intake Temperature Sensor P0111 Intake temperature sensor signal stuck
31 MIL P0650 MIL Circuit Malfunction Check if there’s history error. Reset. If the error still
persists ask for assistance.

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No. System or component Error code Error description Driver behavior
32 Front Oxygen Sensor P2195 Front oxygen sensor PE too thin
Check if the front oxygen sensor is connected effectively.
If the error still persists ask for assistance.
33 P2196 Front oxygen sensor too thick when fuel cutoff for
deceleration
34 Oxygen Sensor P0132 O2S 1 Circuit High Voltage
35 P0131 O2S 1 Circuit Low Voltage
36 1st cylinder P0301 1st cylinder not working
37 Oxygen Sensor Heater P0031 O2S Heater Circuit Low Voltage/Open Circuit
38 P0032 O2S Heater Circuit High Voltage
39 System Voltage P0563 System Voltage High Check if the voltage regulator is connected effectively.
Reset. If the error still persists ask for assistance.
40 P0562 System Voltage Low
41 Vehicle Speed Sensor P0500 VSS No Signal Check if the vehicle speed sensor is connected
effectively. Use multimeter to check the voltage
(12V- 14.7V normally). If the error still persists ask for
assistance.
42 Secondary air
compensating valve
P2257 Secondary air compensating valve open circuit/short
circuit low voltage Check if the secondary air compensating valve is
connected effectively. If the error still persists ask for
assistance.
43 P2258 Secondary air compensating valve short circuit high
voltage

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No. System or component Error code Error description Driver behavior
44 Park Neutral Switch Diag P0850 Park Neutral Switch Error Check if the park neutral switch is connected effectively.
If the error still persists ask for assistance.
45 Tachometer P1693 Tachometer Circuit Low Voltage Check if the crankshaft position sensor is connected
effectively. If the error still persists ask for assistance.
46 P1694 Tachometer Circuit High Voltage
47 Idle Control System P0505 Idle Speed Control Error Check if the circuit is connected effectively. Reset. If the
error still persists ask for assistance.
48 Injector P0201 Injector 1 Circuit Malfunction Check if the injector 1 is connected effectively. If the
error still persists ask for assistance.