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I can tell you for a fact that on the Ultra touring bikes that the mileage is NOT stored in the EMC and the only way to match you bike is to order new and the factory must reset it. Not sure on other models. No other way that I know.
I also wanted to replace my speedo in an 2012 Ultra Classic, with a complete set out of a CVO, for the looks. The mileage on the other set is actually higher than mine, and hoping it would adjust automatically. How can you tell me for a fact that the mileage is not stored in the ECM ? Did you run into the same problem ? did you do some research ? Did you get your information from someone who knew there stuff. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Jonnierock
If you install the a speedo from another bike (used) it will work as it should and accumulate mileage from the figure that it had when it was removed from the oringinal bike. Since it is higher than your mileage and you want it to match yours, simply wait until the your mileage reaches that figure and install it then........from there on it will continue to accumulate miles just as before.
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