Speedometer calibration???
Easiest way to do it.
Last edited by Rich67; Jun 15, 2014 at 08:14 PM.
It's not just HD. As far as I know most of the metric bikes are the same way. I know my Honda VTX 1800 was. I'd bet that there was a legal reason. It's too wide spread among the manufacturers and too easily fixed. I've been told that the Rushmore bikes do NOT have a speedo feature on the built in GPS. Harley doesn't want you to know how far off the speedo is. According to my Garmin, my Ultra was 4mph off. Fixed it with the PV tuner.
David
David
I did not realize it was for a 06 up. i will check to see which one I have. I have it on a 05 Dyna super Glide.
This what Dakota says:
Fits Harley Davidson models:
1995-2003 Sportster Models
1996-2006 Softail Models
1996-2005 Dyna Models
2006 and earlier Touring models with Factory Electronic Speedometer
2007 and later Harley models require hardwiring into stock harness, speed correction can be made up to Harley's factory margin of error, typically 3-5% from the actual speed reading. If correction is made beyond this, it may result in the loss of the 6th gear indicator light and cruise control.
This what Dakota says:
Fits Harley Davidson models:
1995-2003 Sportster Models
1996-2006 Softail Models
1996-2005 Dyna Models
2006 and earlier Touring models with Factory Electronic Speedometer
2007 and later Harley models require hardwiring into stock harness, speed correction can be made up to Harley's factory margin of error, typically 3-5% from the actual speed reading. If correction is made beyond this, it may result in the loss of the 6th gear indicator light and cruise control.
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