2023 Cruise Control
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Try putting the stock map back in and see if it comes back. There may be more info here:
https://www.other forum/threads/i-enabled-cruise-control-for-9-on-my-t120.972886/#replies
https://www.other forum/threads/i-enabled-cruise-control-for-9-on-my-t120.972886/#replies
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JHL1726
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I don't have the stock map but thanks I'll take a look at the link you sent.
You should always download your stock map before you replace it just for this kind of problem. The feature is available in TuneECU (it should also be available in DNKTune I would hope). It takes between 15 and 20 minutes to download so putting your bike on a charger before you start is recommended. Hope you get it sorted easily.
Please let us know how you solve the problem. Just for information, cruise control was an option for the 2020 T120s. I bought the cruise control unit and installed it; but I had to take the bike to the dealer to get it programed to the ECU.
JHL1726
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I will. I am looking at a 2019 T120 w/ cc map. Since I did not know I could save or even see my original and I don't find a 22-23 original on the TuneECU site I figure the 19' may give me a chance to recover. I know the two years are different in EURO spec but a lot of the EURO5 stuff fell off my scooter.
2019 may be the latest you can find. For some reason 2020 and up don't seem to exist. This holds for oil filter listing, air filter listing, and Haynes manuals.
JHL1726
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I would sure like to find a manual. Triumph has become like Porsche Audi and other manufactures in not letting their manuals out. Keep the dealers going even when they suck.
The Haynes manual that covers 2019 is fine. When shopping foe filters, 2019 stuff works.
Their listing for Triumph only ho up to 2018.
If you don't mind the subscription fee there is this:
https://triumphtechnicalinformation.com/
https://triumphtechnicalinformation.com/
JHL1726
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I signed up for the Triumph service manuals but have not chosen a price point and will wait until I require something like wiring diagrams.
Wise.
triumph900
Active Member
This worked for me:
1) turn ignition on
2) turn kill switch to off and then back to run
3) press front brake and release
4) press rear brake and release
5) press clutch and release
6) turn accelerator all the way to the front (shutting throttle off, all the way to the stop)
7) press the cruise control button once
1) turn ignition on
2) turn kill switch to off and then back to run
3) press front brake and release
4) press rear brake and release
5) press clutch and release
6) turn accelerator all the way to the front (shutting throttle off, all the way to the stop)
7) press the cruise control button once
Interesting. How did you arrive at this procedure? I'm not being critical, just curious. I'm for whatever works!
triumph900
Active Member
I found it on another site I believe. I reset adaptation on a 2022 T120 and lost cruise. This process fixed the problem.
Thank you for the reply. I will keep this in mind incase that ever happens to me.
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