Display Issue
Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2017 11:30 pm
Hi all;
Have had a few issues with my display on my 2015 R1200RT. Less than 23000 miles; i.e. still under the BMW 30/3 year warranty.
Windscreen is programmed to retract to the closed position once the ignition is switched off. It stays at the last position when riding. Still functions, up/down when riding.
Average speed indicated during any trip mode indicates 1 mph rather than what the average mph actually was during the trip/ride.
While these may seem trivial issues, I believe that the fault is in the controlling e-board, which also controls the engine management system as well as the security, start/stop systems, anti lock brakes, ABS, throttle control and ride modes, etc.
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Called the BMW maintenance folks and they told me to just bring it in. Problem is, I live 3-1/2 hours from them and don't want to be stranded somewhere in the mountains with no cell coverage to call for help. So I'll trailer it to them. Still great riding here in the Okanogan Highlands of WA state, USA and still want to ride!
Any experiences with these types of issue?
Cheers,
Paul G.
Have had a few issues with my display on my 2015 R1200RT. Less than 23000 miles; i.e. still under the BMW 30/3 year warranty.
Windscreen is programmed to retract to the closed position once the ignition is switched off. It stays at the last position when riding. Still functions, up/down when riding.
Average speed indicated during any trip mode indicates 1 mph rather than what the average mph actually was during the trip/ride.
While these may seem trivial issues, I believe that the fault is in the controlling e-board, which also controls the engine management system as well as the security, start/stop systems, anti lock brakes, ABS, throttle control and ride modes, etc.
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[size=2px]My experience with e-board issues is that once it starts it becomes a cascade of other failures.[/size]
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Called the BMW maintenance folks and they told me to just bring it in. Problem is, I live 3-1/2 hours from them and don't want to be stranded somewhere in the mountains with no cell coverage to call for help. So I'll trailer it to them. Still great riding here in the Okanogan Highlands of WA state, USA and still want to ride!
Any experiences with these types of issue?
Cheers,
Paul G.