maybe....I asked my dealer to check the quick shift sensor at my first service because i thought it was a bit lumpy, he told me there wasnt really any adjustments possible.
a 1000k later and me learning how to use it better it smoothed up on its own.
If the service manual says there is a check to be made i guess there must be?
Maybe its just a check to see its still tightly fastened?
I was not doubting you, I was just wondering what the dealer actually does?
Yes, it's to recalibrate the sensor for the quick shifter that detects the shifter shaft movements when you're pushing the shifter up/down to activate the QS. It is part of the maint scheduleBUMP--Does anyone have a better answer to the Original poster question now that some time has past. What is exactly meant by " Program the shiftShaft sensor" as part of annual service.? Only if your quickshifter is having an issue or does it need periodic recalibration of some sort even if riding unaware of a problem? Does this even refer to quickshifter?
The Texa diagnostic system can do it too so doesn't always need to be a KTM dealerYes, it's to recalibrate the sensor for the quick shifter that detects the shifter shaft movements when you're pushing the shifter up/down to activate the QS. It is part of the maint schedule
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I watched the tech do it and it's recalibrated using the KTM diagnostics tablet hooked up to the bike while the tech runs the bike through the gears.
My dealer will just do the diagnostics/recalibration/updates on their own if you like.