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Gauge cluster question - 6/30/2008 6:06:10 PM

pimpncbr954s

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I just noticed that every time I turn off my bike (key) the clock and trip miles reset. Everytime i turn my key on i have to reset my clock. Anybody else had this problem before????

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RE: Gauge cluster question - 6/30/2008 7:23:42 PM

Hcstreetriding

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negative. sounds like a short in the circuit board.

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RE: Gauge cluster question - 6/30/2008 8:52:52 PM

SurfnSCal

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make sure that your battery is in good condition and that the connections are good. Sometimes the oddest things can just be the result of a bad battery or bad connection. Once you got that all taken care of then make sure that you have good connections at the back of the cluster. Make sure they aren''t corroded and the pins aren''t bent our broken. reassemble and verify that it is doing the same thing....then yeah HCstreet might be right. Might be your cluster takenin a crap on you. Best way is to get another one from a buddy and make sure that is the only problem before spending all that money on a gauge.

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RE: Gauge cluster question - 7/1/2008 10:26:19 AM

pimpncbr954s

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Not that concerned, that just recently happened after removing my fairings and disconnecting the mail plugs (the blue and white one on the side of the radiator fill cap). Not giving me any other problems what soever so i wont stress it just curious. Owell i guess i can disconnect those plugs and check the pins, if not owell. I only got 25k on the bike.

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RE: Gauge cluster question - 7/1/2008 10:59:24 AM

Hcstreetriding

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yea you might just have a bad connection somewhere, check all of that and see if it fixes it. electricity is a funny thing.

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