Yamaha Motorcycle Error Code List

Every Yamaha code we cover, in number order. Open a code to see its likely causes, step-by-step checks and whether it is safe to keep riding.

This list covers Yamaha motorcycles and scooters only. Other Yamaha products, such as ATVs or outboard motors, are not covered, and their codes may mean something different. Newer bikes may also show standard codes such as P0130: search all codes for Yamaha, including standard ones.

Yamaha error code list

Yamaha error codes, in number order
CodeWhat it meansRisk
12Crankshaft Position Sensor: No Normal SignalEngine won't start or cuts outHigh riskDo not ride until fixed
19Sidestand Switch Circuit FaultEngine may stop or refuse to run as if the sidestand were downHigh riskDo not ride until fixed
21Coolant Temperature Sensor: Open or Short CircuitHard starting or poor running until the engine warms upMedium riskRide gently, fix soon
22Intake Air Temperature Sensor: Open or Short CircuitUsually still runs; may hesitate or use more fuelLow riskHave it checked soon
24O2 Sensor: No Normal SignalUsually still runs; economy and smoothness may sufferLow riskHave it checked soon
30Vehicle Overturned (Lean Angle Cut-Off Activated)Engine stopped after the bike tipped over (safety feature)Low riskNot a fault — check for damage first
33Ignition Coil (Cylinder #1): Primary Circuit FaultMisfire or rough running; a single-cylinder bike usually stopsMedium riskFix soon; single-cylinder bikes may not run
34Ignition Coil (Cylinder #2): Primary Circuit FaultMisfire; on the FZ6, cylinders #2 and #3 can drop out togetherMedium riskRide gently, fix soon
39Fuel Injector: Open or Short CircuitEngine often won't start or runHigh riskDo not ride until fixed
41Lean Angle Sensor: Open or Short CircuitEngine usually won't run (safety cut-off)High riskDo not ride until fixed
42Speed Sensor: No Normal SignalSpeedometer often stops workingMedium riskRide gently, fix soon
43Fuel System Voltage AbnormalEngine may stall or refuse to startHigh riskDo not ride until fixed
46Abnormal Power Supply VoltageBattery or charging problem; the bike may not restartHigh riskDo not ride until fixed
70Engine Stopped After Long IdlingEngine stopped after about 20 minutes of idling (not a fault)Low riskNot a fault

Risk is a rough guide to whether you can keep riding. Always confirm with a qualified mechanic.

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