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Analog speedometer is 10mph faster than digital
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billybovine
Active member
The needle may be touching the gauge face or the lens. Not allowing it to zero out. The lens needs to come off and the needle adjusted so that it is free to hit the zero pin.
If there are any scratches on the lens. Good time to replace with new one.
If there are any scratches on the lens. Good time to replace with new one.
JP58
New member
This happened to my 2015 RTS. The first 350 miles. Dealer tried to reset with buds. No luck. They replaced my whole cluster. Of course I was starting back at 0 miles after install. Dealer can't put odometer to current miles. It will be warranty if you still have one. If not it will be pricey. You also need buds after install to program new cluster.
JayBros
Well-known member
I had a situation once at a fuel stop where I just hit the kill switch, refueled ans took off and noticed digital and analog tachs were not in sync. Drove 50 or so miles and at a drink stop shut the bike completely off, removed key and let things sit for a while. Started bike again and both tachs were back in sync; problem has not recurred.
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