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ENGINE
DOES
(cont'd)
8. The key is not read.
If the immobilizer system cannot
read the key, the engine will not
start. The following conditions
can lead to the immobilizer sys-
tem failing to read the key:
– Damaged computer chip
– Large metallic object near the
key
– Electronic device near the key
– Second electronic coded key
near the main key
– Other strong electromagnetic
field in the key area
– If the engine does not start and a
key error message is displayed
in the cluster, make sure that
none of the above conditions
are present. If the problem is
still present without these condi-
tions, see an authorized Can-Am
roadster dealer.
ENGINE TURNS OVER, BUT DOES NOT
START
1. Low fuel.
– Fill the fuel tank. Refer to BASIC
PROCEDURES subsection.
2. Weak battery.
– Check battery charge. Recharge
if
necessary
NANCE PROCEDURES subsec-
tion).
– Check the battery connections in
the front storage compartment,
(see MAINTENANCE PROCE-
DURES subsection).
NOT
TURN
OVER
(see
MAINTE-
ENGINE TURNS OVER, BUT DOES NOT
START (cont'd)
3. Engine management problem.
– Check to see whether the en-
gine malfunction indicator lamp
is ON while starting. Seek ser-
vice from an authorized Can-Am
roadster dealer, repair shop, or
person of your own choosing for
maintenance, repair, or replace-
ment. Please refer to the US EPA
EMISSIONS
WARRANTY contained herein
for information about warranty
claims.
Manual is Displayed in the
Gauge
The manual message will appear on
the LH side of the digital display in
place of the bar graph indication to
inform you that there is a problem with
the automatic suspension adjustment.
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TYPICAL - DIGITAL DISPLAY WITH MANUAL
SETTING
1. Manual setting indication
The suspension can still be manually
adjusted to your preferred setting.
Have your vehicle inspected by a
Can-Am dealer as soon as possible.
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DIAGNOSTIC GUIDELINES
PERFORMANCE
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