Speedo Issue revisited
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$30 shipped. But I DON'T want to sell you something you may not need. Take your sensor out and clean it first. Put it back in and plug it back up. With the rear on a stand, turn your key to ON and roll your wheel. If you get a reading right away, your sensor is good. May need to reset the ECU, and all will be good.
Use 2 extensions for your ratchet(small) with a 10mm socket I believe it is.
Use 2 extensions for your ratchet(small) with a 10mm socket I believe it is.
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Should take you less than 30 min to diagnose/replace old one.
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My time is very precious so I was going to have Honda do it but they quoted me $170 labor and that aint gonna happen
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Yep, $170 is a stick up. My bikes have never been to the dealership because I'd be broke by now if they were to get ahold of one.
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alright, so now after letting the speedometer ride on 0 for a week or so with the FI light on,(haven't had time to brush it off) all of the sudden the odometer stopped working too. My question is, where is the speed sensor?? i tried to look around the rear wheel spring and don't see any electric wires. Does anybody have a picture of this or can give me a good tip on how to locate it?
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