Are there aftermarket mods for the Honda VTX1800?

Are there aftermarket mods for the Honda VTX1800?

At BikeBandit.com, we’ve got a great selection of Honda VTX1800 aftermarket mods to help you make sure your bike is always safe to ride on the road. Not only that, you won’t have to worry about your bike breaking down in the middle of a long cruise when you keep it running smoothly.

When to flash a code on a VTX 1800?

At this point if there is a problem the MIL should start flashing a code. The MIL will only flash a code with the kickstand down AND the engine idling at less than 5000 RPM’s. If this procedure fails to generate a code you can search the ECU’s memory for the last code it flashed.

What does the Mil light on a VTX mean?

This is a list of the FI light error codes that the stock ECU will flash. The FI light is sometimes referred to as the MIL light which is short for “malfunction indicator lamp”. The MIL is the red light labeled “FI” on the dash panel, it lights up momentarily after you turn the key on before you start the bike.

What kind of plug do I need for my VTX?

If it is an 04 or newer VTX then you are looking for a 4 pin red plug with 4 wires (green, brown, green/orange and black/white) and a red snap-on cover. Neither plug should be plugged into anything.

At this point if there is a problem the MIL should start flashing a code. The MIL will only flash a code with the kickstand down AND the engine idling at less than 5000 RPM’s. If this procedure fails to generate a code you can search the ECU’s memory for the last code it flashed.

This is a list of the FI light error codes that the stock ECU will flash. The FI light is sometimes referred to as the MIL light which is short for “malfunction indicator lamp”. The MIL is the red light labeled “FI” on the dash panel, it lights up momentarily after you turn the key on before you start the bike.

If it is an 04 or newer VTX then you are looking for a 4 pin red plug with 4 wires (green, brown, green/orange and black/white) and a red snap-on cover. Neither plug should be plugged into anything.

Where to find the ECU plug on a VTX?

Under the seat locate the ECU service check connector, if you have a pre-04 VTX then you are looking for a 3 pin black plug with 2 wires (green and brown) entering the back (see pic). If it is an 04 or newer VTX then you are looking for a 4 pin red plug with 4 wires (green, brown, green/orange and black/white) and a red snap-on cover.