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spedo healer - 7/10/2005 10:19:16 PM

yellerf4

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i was wanting to put -1/+2 sprockets on my bike, but has anyone installed the spedo healer...or yellowbox? is it hard, ive heard its a hard task on hondas. thanks

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RE: spedo healer - 7/11/2005 8:27:14 AM

MgA_ODEN

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Hard to get to the connector (usually on top of motor under the tank), but easy to install (speedohealer)

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RE: spedo healer - 7/11/2005 8:55:11 AM

yellerf4

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thanks, but still worth it since its hard to get to?

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RE: spedo healer - 7/11/2005 12:11:09 PM

shimmy

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i took off my right side fairing and gas tank, the speedo sensor coupler isnt as hard to get to as it may sound... definitely worth it, so you're not putting ghost miles on ur bike. i got the speedo healer and Honda plug and play harness. plugs right in and gives you enough wiring to mount the healer in the trunk space. i went -1/+2 and seriously neededu to do something. i'm anal about having the speedo off, especially when its by 15mph. get it, its easy to install! go to CBRworld.net. theres a diagram of the engine area so you can find the sensor easier, thats the hard part is just locating the damn thing

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