Odometer question
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Remove your old speedo from the broken housing - two screws on the back.
You damaged the casing, probably not the speedo -
Fit it into the new housing.
Easy !
If you need help, look in the how to's - I did one on how to remove instruments on a 90 - your 93 is almost identical.....
Gone over to the dark side..........................
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HEHEHE
I thought as much...................
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Odometers these days are sealed to keep the wrong do-ers out. If it were easy, you could not trust buying a used vehicle for anyone.
A had a friend who would disconnect the speedo/odometer cable and ride the bike for a few years and then sell it. That's just wrong IMO.
A had a friend who would disconnect the speedo/odometer cable and ride the bike for a few years and then sell it. That's just wrong IMO.
and I believe illegal in most places and countries.
But if you are keeping an old bike ......reckon you can do what you want with
it.........hmmmm a 1990 with 45 miles on the clock .......... lol