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hi
i have noticed lately that my speedometer is fogging up. i don't see how moisture is getting in there.
i have an 05 deluxe.
has anyone else had this happen?
how did you fix the problem?
thanks
dave
hi
i have noticed lately that my speedometer is fogging up. i don't see how moisture is getting in there.
i have an 05 deluxe.
has anyone else had this happen?
how did you fix the problem?
thanks
dave
YUP! everytime it rains, I wash the bike or its humid, i just kinda live w/ it itll go away
07 heritage does it w/ rain or humidity.clears up on its own.someone told me there is no gasket so a certain amt of moisture gets in.a hair dryer will make it go away although no one i knows carries a hair dryer on there bike.
I rode my FXSTSSE on a moist ride here about a week ago. The tach had the same problem. In fact it quit working. I went through the test steps and it leads me to âreplace the tachâ. Because the bike is still under warranty and the dealer was closed that day I took it apart and dried it out to see what would happen. It works fine now. I did talk to the dealer and they told me that the dash is usually what fogs up and the indicator lights quit working. They also told me that Harley wouldnât warranty it due to moisture. I ask him âso I bought a $25000.00 bike I canât ride in the rain. He told me I could but my dash lights might quit working. What a joke. Anyway Iâve been told that it gets in from steam coming off the engine. Not sure I believe that or not. Itâs real easy to take the speedo out and set it in a warm area over night. You should use a little caution when washing the bike especially with high pressure. Luck dude.
hey
thanks for all your input.
you would think for 20 plus thousand they could figure this out. my much cheaper metrics never fogged up....
oh well, i love riding the damn thing whether i can see fog or not.
ride safe
dave
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