combo speedo/tach install question
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Road Captain
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From: Houston
combo speedo/tach install question
I just got one of those combo speedometer/tach gauges (70900072) and am trying to install it on my 2012 RKC.
The instructions say after connecting the speedometer to the diagnostic port, set the RUN/STOP switch to RUN and then turn the main switch to "IGN" and it will program itself.
When I do this, I get nothing.
However, when I plug the speedometer into the speedometer harness on the bike the display reads "no cal" just like it's supposed to.
Am I missing something?
The instructions say after connecting the speedometer to the diagnostic port, set the RUN/STOP switch to RUN and then turn the main switch to "IGN" and it will program itself.
When I do this, I get nothing.
However, when I plug the speedometer into the speedometer harness on the bike the display reads "no cal" just like it's supposed to.
Am I missing something?
Road Captain
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I just got one of those combo speedometer/tach gauges (70900072) and am trying to install it on my 2012 RKC.
The instructions say after connecting the speedometer to the diagnostic port, set the RUN/STOP switch to RUN and then turn the main switch to "IGN" and it will program itself.
When I do this, I get nothing.
However, when I plug the speedometer into the speedometer harness on the bike the display reads "no cal" just like it's supposed to.
Am I missing something?
The instructions say after connecting the speedometer to the diagnostic port, set the RUN/STOP switch to RUN and then turn the main switch to "IGN" and it will program itself.
When I do this, I get nothing.
However, when I plug the speedometer into the speedometer harness on the bike the display reads "no cal" just like it's supposed to.
Am I missing something?
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Road Captain
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From: Houston
I've only had the bike for about a week so I'm still learning.
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That would be the one, behind the pull-off plastic piece that covers the fuse box.
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I believe so
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Cruiser
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By the fuse block. Do a search on you-tube. There is a video that shows it being demonstrated by a MOCO rep.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4V0p...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4V0p...eature=related
Last edited by bthinnes; Dec 18, 2011 at 09:12 PM. Reason: added link
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tell me what you think of that heads up reflection display in the windshield, I'm guessing it is worse with this speedo. I had mine put on day one and do not see a speedo visor for the king. I did get a shorter windshield but it's winter now.
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Road Captain
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I keep the bike in a side-yard with an all-weather cover on. It gets dark so early now I probably won't have a chance to try again until next weekend, but I'll report back how it goes.