roadrunner_hs
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when my bike gets hot or in hot weather, the gear display flickers from one gear to another but the bike still runs correctly. any ideas?
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2008 gs console display
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Chupaca
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Not sure..!!
Start with keeping it cool...:roflblack: these instrument panels have been known to get querky in hot sun. When ryding with the sun beating down on the panel I pull out that "only used once" instruction card and let it hang over the panel for shade...the only other would be to have the sending unit checked. If not that it would be in the instrument panel itself...
Start with keeping it cool...:roflblack: these instrument panels have been known to get querky in hot sun. When ryding with the sun beating down on the panel I pull out that "only used once" instruction card and let it hang over the panel for shade...the only other would be to have the sending unit checked. If not that it would be in the instrument panel itself...
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:agree: x 2.
roadrunner_hs
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Thanx for the advice, we'll try the KISS approach and then move on
SPYDERGUY1
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exactly how HOT are we talking ????????????? I have ridden in some fairly extremes hot and never had an issue, other than me overheating.
SPYDERGUY1
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sorry, mine is an 08 gs as well.
roadrunner_hs
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80-85 degree weather will cause me issues. now I'm having issues with filling the gas tank. fill it up, wait...fill it...wait. the level drops a little each time I wait and the gauge never reads full. starting to be annoyed with this thing!
Yazz
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Try just looking at the gas tank hole while you're filling up. Listen and you can hear when it starts to fill to the top. Slow the gas input down and wait for a few splashes to come out the slits. Your done.
roadrunner_hs
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I do that but the guage never reads full and fluctuates as to how full it is by 2-3 bars
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