I've used the LX with my iPhone on my Subaru. For the bike the less expensive LX is all you need (according to my research some time ago) and an Android device. Not sure what else the MX would give me on the Outback, but the LX and iPhone does work on it.
I've used the LX with my iPhone on my Subaru. For the bike the less expensive LX is all you need (according to my research some time ago) and an Android device. Not sure what else the MX would give me on the Outback, but the LX and iPhone does work on it.
its on their website, you can check difference between LX and MX+, my point here is that for few extra bucks I suggest getting all features, who knows when you gonna need it until you need it. I just sent you a Personal message about topic we were discussing earlier.
I got a reply from Triumph There is a way of installing sequential indicators All 4 indicators would need to be of the same sort, and the ecm programmed to run sequential indicators Waiting for them to tell me how much would they charge for the software adjustment.
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were you able to get them to work, what was the outcome of tinkering with blinkers? @ArekDeBoss
I got a reply from Triumph There is a way of installing sequential indicators All 4 indicators would need to be of the same sort, and the ecm programmed to run sequential indicators Waiting for them to tell me how much would they charge for the software adjustment.
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were you able to get them to work, what was the outcome of tinkering with blinkers? @ArekDeBoss
congradulations when you disconected the battery you cleared codes and now it is working.
your problems is not solved so you caqn wait to it starts malfuncting then read the codes.
a problem with the speedo would cause the abs and traction control system to light up but should not cause a running problem/stalling
after all these issues, you should buy tuneecu so at least you can diagnose the codes at home before going to dealer.
I would disconnect battery for 30min and see if that helps ECU else you have to read the engine light codes with tuneecu and post them here.
I agree. I am a retired triumph technician. I use tune ecu for my bikes. I just put it on a cheap tablet with a Bluetooth obd2 doggie. Work like a charm. You can even drive with it connected to diagnose tricky issues.