Speedo Fogging up?
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From: Clarksville, TN
Speedo Fogging up?
So my speedo is fogging up at the lower portion of the glass. My first thought is that the seal is bad. So I call up the dealership and ask if the speedo is covered under my extended warranty.
The dealership tells me that they all (speedos) do that especially in high humidity areas such as TN. I think to myself, I have never had any issues with others that I've had. Thinking this wouldn't be an acceptable standard for Harley Davidson to have crappy instrumentation that fogs up on humid or rainy days.
Should I call them back and call bull**** and get them to replace it. If they all do it then everyone here should have the similar issue. Any comments?
The dealership tells me that they all (speedos) do that especially in high humidity areas such as TN. I think to myself, I have never had any issues with others that I've had. Thinking this wouldn't be an acceptable standard for Harley Davidson to have crappy instrumentation that fogs up on humid or rainy days.
Should I call them back and call bull**** and get them to replace it. If they all do it then everyone here should have the similar issue. Any comments?
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So my speedo is fogging up at the lower portion of the glass. My first thought is that the seal is bad. So I call up the dealership and ask if the speedo is covered under my extended warranty.
The dealership tells me that they all (speedos) do that especially in high humidity areas such as TN. I think to myself, I have never had any issues with others that I've had. Thinking this wouldn't be an acceptable standard for Harley Davidson to have crappy instrumentation that fogs up on humid or rainy days.
Should I call them back and call bull**** and get them to replace it. If they all do it then everyone here should have the similar issue. Any comments?
The dealership tells me that they all (speedos) do that especially in high humidity areas such as TN. I think to myself, I have never had any issues with others that I've had. Thinking this wouldn't be an acceptable standard for Harley Davidson to have crappy instrumentation that fogs up on humid or rainy days.
Should I call them back and call bull**** and get them to replace it. If they all do it then everyone here should have the similar issue. Any comments?
I even take care to wrap it with plastic and a rubber band at each wash.
It's only happened a couple of times but 10 minutes in the sun and it's gone
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From: Clarksville, TN
Thanks guys...I had two guys tell me here at work theirs never did it so it had me thinking. The silica bag is a fantastic idea, i used those on my bass boat and it worked out great. Thanks Soft!!!
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