Yager DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Code) List?

[Yager200i]

Anybody got the DTC list for the Yager GT 200i?

[MotoRandy123]

1 P0217 Engine overheating
2 P0335 Encoder fault
3 P1120 TPI adaption fault
4 P1121 TPI range fault
5 P1122 TPI velocity fault
6 P0560 Battery voltage range fault
7 P0110 Air temperature sensor fault
8 P0410 Idle air bypass valve fault
9 P0505 Idle speed adaption fault
10 P0251 Fuel injector fault
11 P0350 Ignition fault
12 P0230 Fuel-pump relay fault
13 P0219 Engine max over-speed fault
14 P1560 Transducer power supply fault
15 P0700 CVT threshold exceeded fault
16 P0115 Engine temperature sensor fault
17 P1561 Temperature gauge fault
18 P0650 Check engine lamp fault
19 P1410 CO potentiometer fault

21 P0105 Manifold pressure fault
22 P1110 Angle detect sensor fault
23 P0136 O2 sensor circuit malfunction
24 P0141 O2 heater/O2 sensor circuit malfunction
25 P0171 Close loop fault

Not sure what happened to 20...

[Yager200i]

Thanks, MotoRandy.

So what does it mean if I don't currently have DTC 13 and 16, but it showed up in the trouble code history when I hooked up the handheld diagnostic unit?

I can understand DTC 13... heh. But 16? How does an engine temperature sensor go into fault, then start working properly again? Or is it just saying I've had the engine too hot at one time or another?

[MotoRandy123]

Not sure about that one. I had a Jeep that had intermittent codes never figured out why.
If their not current maybe it got a bit hot during break in? Though one would think a valid
reading is OK even if hot so might be a contact problem or software glitch?

[zombie]

Intermittent codes can show for dozens of reasons. Something as simple as cranking the battery too low after leaving the key on (while in the store or whatever) can throw the computer into an Alzheimer state.
The old codes you see are permanently stored in ROM. It is a history of sorts that can only be reset by replacing the chip. A non issue because the codes you see may have been phantoms to begin with.

Only if they show up on the helm are they a concern.