Is there a way to cancel the trouble codes

[ColinM]

Is there a way for me to cancel the 2 trouble codes I have. 1633 and 1685. Or do I have to take it back to the dealer?

[twowheeladdict]

Buy the Dealertool out of the UK for $100 depending on exchange rates.  Invaluable if you do noir own routine maintenance.

[Coconut]

Hi ColinM,

Forgive me for stating the obvious, but the first thing to do
will be to fix whatever caused the Codes in the first place !

Over in the Servicing Data and Reference Information topic,
where I posted a list of DTC's and their meanings, ( compiled by trawling through the Service Manual ),
for Codes P1633 and P1685 the MIL ( Malfunction Indicator Light ) should go off after 3 no fault starts,
and the DTC should be erased from Memory after 40 no fault starts.

That probably explains what the engineer was trying to do,
rather than using their diagnostics machine to reset them !

If the Code is still there after 40 start ups, then the fault is still there !

Cheers 

[Volfy]

I believe you can also reset TC's with android version of TuneECU.  I paid the $4.95(?) to download to my phone and I can see the menu item for TC codes.  Have not had a code yet, so cannot confirm it actually does it or not.

[ColinM]

Thanks Coconut, the trouble codes were caused by loose battery connection. Which is what I explained to the mechanic and he agreed. I just don't understand why he didn't clear the codes and I end up with a new one (no cruise control) after I left the dealer. I used the cruise control to get there. I have a feeling that the REAL Trophy (triumph) mechanic wasn't in that day.

I also ended up with the orange engine light (check engine light). I didn't have this before I gave it to the dealer.

I expect better service than this.

Thanks, I'll download the android app and see if it works.

[twowheeladdict]

I went to the tuneecu website and don't see the Trophy listed.

Also, how do you interface to the bike without the dealertool OBD2 module?

[Volfy]

Trophy is not supported in the freeware PC version.  It is supported in the paid Android version.  You need to get either a Bluetooth adapter or a cable that plug between your smartphone and the OBD2 USB adapter.  All of these are available from varies online places like ebay, amazon, etc.

[digital]

I asked here http://dealertoolcouk.ipage.com/default.htm the Dealertool and I'll do it all possible reviews.