Digital Wrench Alternative

[ciphfer]

Does anyone know if there is an alternative the Polaris Digital Wrench?

I want to be able to read codes on the bike and also clear them as well. I did some searching online for a scanner, but came up with questionable results. I am also not sure if the Dynojet would do this as the site only highlights ECU mapping. Also, my bike is a 2022 model.

Any suggestions would be great.

 

[Max Kool]

No really. Also, why? As soon as something’s wrong, your dash will report it.

 

[ciphfer]

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No really. Also, why? As soon as something’s wrong, your dash will report it.

Thanks for your response. Nothing is wrong. I work on my own vehicles and I have the Tech II (Saab) to go into the ECU to diagnose and adjust things if needed. I was looking to have to same capability with the bike.

 

[Max Kool]

Pretty much nothing to adjust on the FTR. Many do their own maintenance, without ever reading any codes or otherwise digging into the ecu 👍🏻

 

[ferraiolo1]

A dynojet pv3 can scan and clear codes.

 

[ng3FUMf4vCM3YgW]

Is there a standard like OBD-II for motorcycles? Seems like we are at the mercy of the manufacturers and third-parties like Dynojet.

 

[Charliemurphay]

A dynojet pv3 can scan and clear codes.

This. Even with a Llodyz flash (which renders most PV3 functions useless afterwards) it can still be used to scan and clear codes. Though as @Max Kool said, you can see the codes and definitions right on the dash (at least on the ride command equipped ones).

 

[ferraiolo1]

Can confirm the pv3 works on any bike to clear codes.

I’ve never attached it to my 22. And I did to read a random code and clear it today.