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Posted by chief
 - July 12, 2011, 08:16:35 AM

No way the temperature is high enough to set off the light if you haven't ridden the bike.

Posted by griz01
 - July 12, 2011, 06:57:19 AM

did not state what year you have, but on the 99 & 2000 the light below the FI is the oil warning light, stays on until bike has oil pressure, don't know if the 01 & up are differant,

"Topping off" coolant, is possible by using the expansion tank under the side cover on the bike. Fiil tank to the full mark, go for a ride, let cool down and check the coolant  level in the expansion tank; repeat as needed. The level should remain fairly constant. Should not need to be "topped" unless there is a leak somewhere

Posted by plevine1
 - July 11, 2011, 22:13:23 PM

I checked my FI Indicator for errors and the good news is that it doesnt reflect any.
When I turn my key to the on position (without starting bike) my temp warning light (directly below FI indicator light) remains on until I actually start the bike, it then turns off. No other lights remain on.

Is the only method of topping off the cooling system (assuming it's required) lifting the tank? Should the light turn off as do all the other lights?

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