Error Code 14

So, anyone got any knowledge on what the problem could be here? Had been working on my bike (Getting subframe welded etc.) and after I put everything back together (did not touch any mechanical parts / electronics during the procedure) the bike refuses to work. When I try to start it up, it runs for a second or two, then shuts down and gives me the error code 14. Couldn't find this code from anywhere, and at least my manual does not tell what different error codes mean.

Oh yeah, and its an European model, if that makes any difference.

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14) intake air pressure sensor - clogged or disconnected hose


Have you done any mods to your intake? AIS removal maybe?

Thanks motokid! Somehow hadn't run into that post while looking, gotta bookmark that thread just in case

Havent modded my intake or removed the AIS. Where in the bike is the intake air pressure sensor?

Well, I cleaned out the insides of the airfilter box + the bag thing at the bottom, checked that the airfilter is well oiled and looked at all the connections to the hoses that run from the airfilter box. They all seem to be fine, so it's probably the sensor? Can anybody tell me where the sensor is?

Allrightey, got the bike up and running again!

Removed the gas tank and noticed that underneath it was a loose, lonely-looking little piece the size of a quater. Found its corresponding place, attached it, bolted it in and voilá! Fired up instantly.

Thanks for the help with the meaning of the error message, motokid!

Well done. Any pictures of what you did and/or fixed? Location? Actual sensor?

Might help somebody else down the road.

Did not take any pictures, as I was working in such a hurry to get out and ride

It was the sensor itself, I had probably forgotten to reattach it when putting back the subframe. Its easy to notice, as it sits below the gas tank, kind of underneath a crossing part of the subframe itself. Cant really explain it, should've taken pictures...

If someone does have the problem itself, thankfully it was quite easy to fix. As soon as you remove the gas tank, the sensor itself is very easy to get, as it is located on top of all the other stuff.