i-4WD Light Resolved

[PW2022]

Took delivery of a 2022 Talon 1000R a few weeks ago and had an i-4WD light on from day one. Informed the dealer (100 miles away) and they said, "oh, just bring it back and we will look at it".

Turns out it was a very simple fix (no tools required). Noticed it took a lot of force to illuminate the brake lights. The brakes were applying long before the lights were coming on. Exactly opposite of how it should work. After looking at a picture of the brake switch I realized it's two-piece with an adjustable body.

This is likely old news to most members here but it was sure nice to see the dash light cancel. The first pic depicts the original position of the switch and the second after adjustment.

 

[sandbaja]

I or the dealer did not look at this. I did not notice any irregularity with brake function. I'm still awaiting a message from the dealer for completion. He last stated about an hour ago that they did 4 test rides without error and that he was going to take it on a longer drive. I'll add this to the discussion if it's not fixed but think if not I'll pick it up anyway to take a crack at it, in depth. Thank you for the input Paul.

 

[Hondasxs]

Makes sense.
I4wd wants to know when brakes are applied and it collects this via this sensor.
After a few miles and no single, it throws a code.

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