S10 Service Program/App?

[Geology Rocks]

BMW and other manufacturers have their internal programs that techs and people and can purchase, GS911, for example. Does Yamaha have something similar?

I always used my MotoScan App to cycle the ABS, calibrate the IACS, clear service lights, etc. It would be awesome if you could get something similar for Yamaha!

 

[simmons1]

I would argue that S10 is simple enough to not require more gadgetry complicating things.

 

[Boris]

Yamaha use chalk, an abacus and a rock.

 

[RCinNC]

Yamaha use chalk, an abacus and a rock.

And man, am I glad of that. I'll take stone-axe reliability over "hey look, my TFT sceen is streaming episodes of Justified" any day of the week. Not that I don't love me some "Justified".

I like to think that, after the apocalypse, the only thing left will be giant cockroaches....and one of them will be riding my Super Tenere.

 

[Geology Rocks]

I was thinking of things like cycling the ABS pump for brake service, resetting or reading codes, etc.

 

[RCinNC]

I think that, rather than adding even more software to the Yamaha, I'd be just as happy if all vehicles including motorcycles would just conform to the OBD2 standard so I could buy one scan tool and use it on everything I own.

 

[Geology Rocks]

I think that, rather than adding even more software to the Yamaha, I'd be just as happy if all vehicles including motorcycles would just conform to the OBD2 standard so I could buy one scan tool and use it on everything I own.

Thats sort of what I am saying. For BMW, I had an OBDii scan tool that I plugged into the diagnostic plug under the seat. Using the motoscan app, $50, It allowed everything a dealer can do. I would reset service, cycle the ABS pump during flushes, read codes and clear them, etc.

I was hoping Yamaha had something similar so one could cycle the abs without the mod, reset the ES suspension warning code after a battery death, and check general codes.

I think you can do check codes in the dash on a 2017 and before model, but what about those after that? Other than valve adjustments, I prefer to work/service my bike myself.