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Member Joined: May 2013 From: Sydney, Australia Posts: 50 I Ride: Hyperstrada |
So .... 28642301A engine control unit $1788US 38010145B ignition coil $135 40610953E instrument panel $986US $2909US, or probably not much change out of $4k here in AUS. I would not want this to happen out of warranty. Are all modern Ducatis like this or is the Hyper a "special" case ? |
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Junior Member Joined: Jun 2014 From: Port St Lucie, Fl Posts: 1 | Limp Mode
I just bought my 2013 Hyperstrada last Thursday. It was a dealer demo, and had 400 miles on it. The next day I started experiencing the same limp mode issue, but if I turned the key off and restarted, it would be fine. Then it started happening much more frequently. When I brought it in for it's 600 mile service they found an error code (my display did not show it). They replaced the whole throttle assembly with a 2014 part. What a difference... The throttle is not nearly as twitchy, but responds appropriately when you dial on the power. Also the spring inside the assemble is a much heavier duty spring and you can feel a lot more tension (not too much though). Hope this helps someone..
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Junior Member Joined: Mar 2014 From: Singapore Posts: 5 |
Any updates to this issue? Had done 4000km on my hyperstrada. An error code will appear on the dash while on the move 30~40km/h above. I'm still about the rev n ride bike without feeling "limp"
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Junior Member Joined: Dec 2013 From: thailand Posts: 16 |
I think the Hyper enters limp mode as soon as anything goes wrong with throttle control. It has to do that, that's a result of the ride by wire system. If it didn't it could be the bike takes off and crashes into something! So as an engineer I very much understand there needing to be a failsafe mode as soon as anything isn't right. In my case it was just a faulty contact / loose plug for the throttle control sensors. Easily fixed, no spare parts required. If this happens to you, don't panic. ![]() |
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Senior Member Joined: Nov 2013 From: Inland SoCal Posts: 1,067 I Ride: anything I can get my hands on |
Here in good old California there is a separate warranty for the emissions system that runs for 5 years. It's a CARB requirement for any bike sold here since 1979! ![]() |
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Junior Member Joined: Mar 2014 From: Singapore Posts: 5 | Quote:
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Senior Member Joined: Mar 2013 From: Naples, IT Posts: 2,084 I Ride: 2013 White Strada |
The throttle sensor's can be recalibrated, too. They can generate a mis-compare and my shop theorized that it could possibly happen from too much RF/EMI exposure. Debatable, but, mine were reset without replacing any parts.
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Member Joined: Apr 2014 From: Abu Dhabi Posts: 36 |
Me too had a similar issue on my 2014 strada with 1000 plus km on. And they replaced the throttle sensor, and now everything is fine. There is a noticeable difference in the response and tension on the throttle.
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Member Joined: Jun 2014 From: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Posts: 55 |
Had the same issue in July on my 2013 Hyperstrada, just a month after buying it new and with about 1000 miles on the clock. Dealer replaced dash, ECU, ignition coils, and spark plugs. Also performed a recall (I believe just an updated software download). No changes to the throttle position sensor as far as I know. Problem went away, and the throttle response became much smoother.
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