I just took my newly rollerized 2010 Stelvio out today for its first ride since getting it back from the shop. I noticed that the service light came on then went off several times during my ride. When I arrived home I went through the diagnostics and all that came up was 'DSB 08" with "memo" checked. I know this has something to do with the oil sensor. Any help with what I should troubleshoot from here would be very much appreciated. The shop I had to take it to is 300 miles away so I hope this is an easy fix. While my bike was in the shop I had a full service done.
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Service light off and on with DSB08 memo
- Thread starter KayJay
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Possibly the connection to the sensor needs improvement. If that doesn't stop the issue, then replace the sensor.
Thanks John, that's sort of what I was thinking. From what I've read, getting to the sensor is a real bear. Taking the bike back to the people who rollerized it would mean a 300 mile drive one way, so that may not be an option. While the bike was being rollerized, they pulled the sump and did a complete engine flush. I'm thinking that this may have had something to do with the momentary glitch. I rode the bike tonight for over an hour at all different engine rpms and speeds trying to replicate what I did yesterday and the bike didn't throw any codes. Keeping my fingers crossed. I really don't want to have to pull the tank. Thanks again.