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Breva corroded connectors ECU error code#50

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Has anyone have anny issues with corroded connectors on there Breva,I am getting an ECU error code#50(high voltage) And was told it may be a bad connector.Has any one seen any areas on there bike that this has been an issue.Just dont know where to start.I have already checked all the connectors under the tank/seat checked,cleaned
and pit some Die-electric grease in the connectors.Only say a little corrosion.When I picked up the bike last year had no problem for the first 300 miles. It seems after i washed it a couple of times the red light came on,I can get it to go off sometimes if I put on the high beams then the blinker???
 
The battery connections themselves are prone to developing a layer of corrosion, Be sure to clean there also. Once that is done, get yourself a good digital volt meter and read the voltage at the battery, both off and running a various RPM. If you are really getting an over voltage condition it may fry the ECU, dash, or other expensive component.
 
It is worth checking the connections in and around the dash! When I first got mine, the blinkers would "disappear" occasionally. Turned out it was one of the connectors to the dash that hadn't been terminated properly. Made it better and the fault went away.

Now I just need to fix the left blinker, which comes on when I give the hurry handle a good twist - might have to strip the blinker switch assembly - I know, I can do it on the grass (so I can see properly in daylight) so the bits that drop into the grass and are never seen ahead must be surplus to requirements. Stuff it, I'll just keep resetting the blinkers when I back off a bit
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What connecters exactley are you talking abot its funny you say a problem with your blinkers it seems I cam make the faut go away with putting on the blinker.
 
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