Speed sensor alarm after burnouts

jock39racer · Feb 8, 2013

Hi,

Has anyone else experienced a speedsenor fault after doing a burn out?

It reset after the bike was shutdown for 5 minutes.

Interestingly I call the Ducati Assist hotline (Australia) only to be on hold for 58 minutes.

ScrapperX · Feb 8, 2013

When the rear tire does not match the speed of the front you will get a speed sensor fault. This also happens when you try and dyno the bike without disconnecting the rear speed sensor. It all ties in with the traction control.

jock39racer · Feb 9, 2013

Thanks Scrapper

rentachik · Jul 10, 2014

Ran into this little problem today. I can confirm that the was off after I left the bike off for 20 minutes. Not sure if it resets in 5, but 20 did the trick.

JeffD · Jul 10, 2014

ScrapperX said:
When the rear tire does not match the speed of the front you will get a speed sensor fault. This also happens when you try and dyno the bike without disconnecting the rear speed sensor. It all ties in with the traction control.

I've heard this for a couple years now but lately I've had about 15 dyno runs without disconnecting the rear speed sensor (all dyno runs before then were done with disconnecting it) and I have not seen a fault or any problem since then. Had about 8 runs done in a 10 minute period without disconnecting the rear wheel speed sensor and nothing popped up.

Fredfournier · Aug 5, 2016

could anyone post a picture for the mounting of the speed sensor?

endodoc · Aug 6, 2016

Hmmm. Burnouts like in the pre staging lane at the drag strip?

Speed sensor alarm after burnouts

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