P1000 Blink Code 13

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Hello all, I just got the blink code of 1 long and 3 fast as my pioneer won't stay running. Doing my research here on this awesome forum it looks like the rear fuel injector plug is bad. My question is while I have it apart should I replace both plugs or just the rear one? I ordered 2 pigtails from the forum store so that I have a spare, but then got to thinking has anyone had a problem with the from injector plug?
 
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Hello all, I just got the blink code of 1 long and 3 fast as my pioneer won't stay running. Doing my research here on this awesome forum it looks like the rear fuel injector plug is bad. My question is while I have it apart should I replace both plugs or just the rear one? I ordered 2 pigtails from the forum store so that I have a spare, but then got to thinking has anyone had a problem with the from injector plug?
Do em both is my recommendation.
Chances are one is fine. But there has been a few reports of a code 12. You are in there, and it is only an extra 5 minutes worth of work.
 
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Hello all, I just got the blink code of 1 long and 3 fast as my pioneer won't stay running. Doing my research here on this awesome forum it looks like the rear fuel injector plug is bad. My question is while I have it apart should I replace both plugs or just the rear one? I ordered 2 pigtails from the forum store so that I have a spare, but then got to thinking has anyone had a problem with the from injector plug?
The way I see it is having a spare is nice. But not exactly a repair I would want to do trailside. Especially seeing I don't typically keep a butane soldering iron in my kit.
 
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No code. But confused on clogged or wiring. I've soaked and sprayed injectors. Seem to get better then back again. Has a sputter from exhaust.
 
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No code. But confused on clogged or wiring. I've soaked and sprayed injectors. Seem to get better then back again. Has a sputter from exhaust.
I would check that rear injector. Very common the will wires break yet still make connection.

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I would check that rear injector. Very common the will wires break yet still make connection.

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will it be enough connection to run. But run rough. It has had this before. Dealer fixed it once. They said it was clogged injector then a broken wire. But didn't say what wire. Makes me curious if they replaced the plug already.
 
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will it be enough connection to run. But run rough. It has had this before. Dealer fixed it once. They said it was clogged injector then a broken wire. But didn't say what wire. Makes me curious if they replaced the plug already.
Yup!
When it happened to me (link above) I rode for over an hour without a single issue before it happened again. I just limped it home. @DDDonkey uploaded a video to his youtube showing his broken wire as well. The parts are cheap enough to just replace both out of your pocket and move on. They are easily/readily available thanks to @Hondasxs sourcing some and selling them on our forum store. When it happened to me, it was far and few between to find replacement plugs.
 
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Yup!
When it happened to me (link above) I rode for over an hour without a single issue before it happened again. I just limped it home. @DDDonkey uploaded a video to his youtube showing his broken wire as well. The parts are cheap enough to just replace both out of your pocket and move on. They are easily/readily available thanks to @Hondasxs sourcing some and selling them on our forum store. When it happened to me, it was far and few between to find replacement plugs.
Ok. Thanks I'll have to get them ordered then
 
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Got it ordered. Praying this works out. Thanks for the help as well.
It is a really easy repair.
Remove the seat back and plastic between seats for best access.
The video shows the best way for the most access to the injectors.
 
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That is interesting.
Pull the spark arrester and idle again?
I've heard of the cloging and affecting the engine.
It does sound like a miss though.
 
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