Thanks for that Chris, I will try that an post the resultsEr32 is a torque sensor failure. Try switching it on and leave it to switch off by itself without touching the pedals to calibrate the torque sensor. Other than that you are looking for a connector issue, drop the engine and check wiring and male sure the display is seated correctly. Never heard of an actual torque sensor failure so fingers crossed!
Hi Chris I have tried what you suggested with no success. Not had a chance to check the motor connections as yet.Hi welcome
Hope you get your issues sorted soon
Don't think spares are available. As far as I know any faults inside the motor require a new motor or if outside the warranty the tools and skills to diagnose and repair what is in there.Hi Chris, still no luck I have checked all of the connections after dropping the motor. This as you said points to the crank torque sensor Can the senor be replaced?
Don't think spares are available. As far as I know any faults inside the motor require a new motor or if outside the warranty the tools and skills to diagnose and repair