Are these part numbers interchangeable ?
Part Numbers 67197-99 67410-99 67033-99 67027-96 67178-99 67033-95
To be more specific is 67410-99 interchangeable with 67033-99

Trying to decipher if the above unit could be used for a 1998 road king classic, evo, fuel injected, no cruise.
The speedometers referenced are gas tank mounted speedometers.
It would require the retrofit plug kit since the 1998 unit is a hard wired, while the replacement unit is plug and play.
Most documentation available refers to 67033-99 as a retrofit unit with the use of a retrofit plug kit.
The 67410-99 looks identical physically (face and rear 12 pin deutsch plug) to the 67033-99

 

not sure.

in my experience with speedos, sometimes the difference in a speedo part number can be lights for security, pursuit or cruise control.

while as "speedos" they work exactly the same.

I have a Part Number 67027-99 Factory refurbed speedo will show restored mileage of 4842 miles.

has Engine and PURSUIT light functions ( cop road king)

5" -12 pin connector

if that's what you need we can deal. PM me. if it don't work for you can always send back.

mike

 

Thank you for the information and offer.
Seems like a logical answer.
Trying to gather information for the moment.
Thank you again.

 

This a really a good question for Dawg...let's see if he spots your thread


Mike

 

You didn't state fitment model years you are working with and I didn't research the fitment based on your part numbers, but I do know that problems can arise if you use a speedometer that was originally fitted to an ABS model bike and then try to use it on a non-ABS bike. The ABS light will come on and you cannot turn it off, nor can you 'reset' or 'reflash' that speedometer to a 'as new' condition as if it was never on an non-ABS bike. The speedometer can go from a non-ABS bike to an ABS bike, but not vice-a-versa, without getting the ABS error light.

Discovered this 'issue' when trying to change out the black OEM gauges on my '10 Ultra to the silver-faced gauges from a Street Glide.

 

Most Harley speedometers can be opened with great care. I have done this (opened) and there are youtube video's available. If the only issue was an ABS light in the speedometer, would it have been possible to just de-solder the one LED for the ABS light. Folks change LED colors every once in a while and there are companies that offer that service.

 

I'm looking for a speedometer for a '97 Road King (FLHPI). If the other guy doesn't want yours please let me know.
Doc

 

I don't know if the one you have will work with this bike. I need to check out my connector.

 

Note:
A 97 Road King is a hard wired speedometer.
The replacement speedometers recommended are NOT hard wired speedometers but instead
they are plug type speedometers. If you go from a hard wired to a plug type you will need an adapter kit.
That is why i started the thread regarding if the suggested replacement plug type number 67703-99 was similar to 67410-99