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Just got back from a trip that during the ride the dash lights would work sometimes and not others. Got home started the bike the next day and the dash light are working again (at least in the garage) Anybody else experience this problem?
It's in the speedometer right above the ABS light, just to the left of the "9" in 90. See "Controls and Indicators" section of your Owner's Manual.
CORRECTION (thanks Safety Man) The light sensor is in the tachometer just above the ABS light, and just to the left of the "7" in 70. See "Controls and Indicators" section in your Owner's Manual.
Last edited by 14GuineaPig; May 22, 2015 at 08:41 AM.
Reason: Correct Info
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