Dtc unknown don't recognize d01CLr, third space running up to 10, then get CAL or [AL24. New to me, and I've rode for many years, any body know anything about the codes here and how to clear them; bike starts and runs great, but engine light stays on.

does it have the side air vents? 1997-2002.... no air vents 2002-2006

Other than diagnosing a solenoid issue,your left
with rebuilding the trans

They don't last more than ten years in most cases,
because the fluid isn't changed every 3 years or not
more than 30,000 miles

A transaxle which is in most cars worldwide don't see
80,000 & if they do there beyond help

There key is Slipping,recognized or not
Drive 10 miles & your done,clutches overheat
as well as seals harden etc

The problem most likely is caused because you are deleting EVERYTHING. Next time, instead of deleting everything, format the card in the camera instead.

Okay, you have the same issue I used to have. I inherited a laptop from my mother, and she was the second owner. It was loaded with programs I didn't need, and had a zillion files tucked away. If you can go into your control panel and access the add or remove programs, go through it and remove every stinkin' one of the optional programs you don't ever use, or can do without. Be sure you know what you are removing. Next --and this may sound silly, especially if you have done it already-- you need to go into your homepage in your internet connection and clear all browsing history from every browser you use. These can include google, msn, explorer, firefox, etc. I find if I don't clear my browser frequently, my computer is a real *******. The next obvious step would be to get into all my documents files and delete any old files, such as photos that you don't want, a huge music collection, etc. I have all of my music stored on my D drive, because it has the same memory as my C drive, but is nearly empty. You can store and easily access all your entertainment files in D if you have a large capacity. I would perform this test: from your start menu, open my computer and right click your c, or main hard drive and click on properties. This should give you info on how much storage space you have left on the disc. If it is less than 50 percent, you may need to delete some old trash. Do the same with your d drive. If all else fails, you can go into your recovery program and see if you can wipe the computer, but that is a last resort. I had to do this with mine so I could program it to recognize me as the computer administrator. I was tired of fighting with a zillion hidden files I couldn't get into, much less locate. Hope this will help.

Is it that you want to record more data on them? If so, fill up the remaining available space, then finalize. That will be your only solution to this problem.

The easiest solution is a cheap $5 card reader available online or from a local walmart. If you don't want to do that, you can check the olympus website's download section to see if they've issued new software or driver's for your model and Window's 7.

I had a Cadillac under warrantee & had to tell the
dealer what to do,so you know my feelings about them

I suspect the fuel pump failed

The pump running doesn't tell you anything

A pressure gauge on the shrader valve, on the
engine will be a good start & you could drive it
with the gauge taped to the windshield

So all these shops & a dealer,just told you to go home
they don't care? Sadly I know the routine

No you have to make sure your just looking for fuel &
not a bad crank sensor etc. If you get no crank signal
the fuel pump will time out after 10 seconds or whatever

You have to find the right shop,apparently not an easy
feat in your area.

Some vehicles need an oil pressure switch to actuate
the fuel pump

I am just throwing out generic suggestions here,not nec
your cars systems

Nigel, Older versions of Windows did not have the ability to see the larger drivers. You have two answers here. First if you want to load Windows with the larger drive than you can not use the restore. You will have to load XP manually hopefully with the lastest SP (3) and have the lastest hard driver controller driver to recognize the larger size drive. The best answer is to do the recovery as planned leave the drive at 54GB for now. Once done do all your updates. I mean all. These updates are key to preventing malware and spyware. Once done you can look at Cnet.com and look for a free partition management software. If you do this abit then read the reveiws and buy one. You'll be impressed with the little tools it comes with. It will allow you to see and expand your drive to it full size. It's your best and easiest answer. Good Luck.