Wow ... you are really at a tough spot ... now, thinking back ... you were able to make the fault go away at one point by tapping the fuel tank ... and sometime in an earlier post you mentioned "DME: Fuse active: Component group 1, overload current" have you inspected the wiring harness from the...
Could it be simply some issue with the electrical plug connection that one has to unplug to remove the tank? ... a bad connection there could throw a fault ... and you tapped on the tank and that seem to fix it ... do you know if the tank was removed before? I had mine off a couple of times and...
Actually this is Wunderlich ... I had a friend pick me one up in Germany and send it to me couple years back ... I was going to make my own bracket ... but it seems there is a difference between the German model and the US one ... I was told that the US version does not work with the OEM...
You may have already fixed it ... but if indeed the terminals/battery connections were in that bad a shape it ... that could be a fault that has to be cleared with a tool ... did you clear the fault with an OBD tool of sorts? ... and yes, the dealer could have messed up something at the service...
In that case I think you may have a bigger ... more mechanical issue ... sorry to hear. Oh and just to remind you that was my R1200C .. not my R18 ... in regards to amounts.
Sorry can't help you out there ... I bought the 911 right away and never tried any other one(s) ... but I am sure somebody here can give you that info.
So, not knowing much in regards to error codes in this specific matter ( I don't don't have a chart) I have to assume ... the 80xxxx codes refer to somebody (maybe you) pushing the 'System on' button before the keyless entry detected your [key]FOB (ignore I get them on my ride as well, and they...
Do you own a GS-911 or some other OBD diagnostics tool? It will tell you more what is throwing that fault ... the message your on board screen gives you is a bit too generic to make any statements IMO ...
... now it really could be just a low fuel warning ... I have a 'FE' so my readout is even...
Damn ... nobody ever 'round here LOL ... Medford that is ;) ... give me a shout when you get her and are ever in my neck of the woods ... I buy you a beer!
I fully agree ... and IMO the same counts for the gearbox ... i think it calls for 1.15 l ... but my oil comes in 1 l bottles ... so I use 1 l and had no issues at all.
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