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Our Spyders gauges change each time you start them...
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
You should have to manually change it from one function to the other. If the gauges are doing it by themselves, you may have something electronic going on.
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happyspyder2039
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1? Are you pushing or holding the mode button when starting? This may cause it to change
Mr. Bones got my question...I guess I wasn't clear in my question for the rest of you
When we start the Spyders, without touching any buttons other than the starting of the Spyder, the gauge will always read different from the last time we started the Spyders and we have to manually press the mode button to whatever we want it to read which is the time. We know how to change it...we just wondered if there was some way for it to stay on i.e., TIME or whatever without it always on something different each time you start the Spyder. :banghead:
When we start the Spyders, without touching any buttons other than the starting of the Spyder, the gauge will always read different from the last time we started the Spyders and we have to manually press the mode button to whatever we want it to read which is the time. We know how to change it...we just wondered if there was some way for it to stay on i.e., TIME or whatever without it always on something different each time you start the Spyder. :banghead:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
It sounds like time to take it to the dealer.
If the gauges are changing without any input from the mode buttons--something does not appear to be right. I would look for a stuck button first--(per Scotty). Maybe even manually cycle through some modes to make sure all is well or not. Dealer is last resort--but may be required here.
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mike3069
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No.
The left handle bar button that you use to reset the scrolling screen display before you can start the spyder, is also a "mode" button. When you press it to reset the screen it also will change the display. I don't know any way around this.
Just keep pressing that same button untill you get what you want on the disply, then start your spyder. You can use this button at any time to change the display (and it doesn't get stuck like the one on the dash).
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Thank you...I had forgotten about the mode button to start the Spyders.
THANK you so much. I had forgotten that mode button. Will see if this makes a difference. Of course, I never think to look at the gauges until after I have started the Spyder. This is probably something that was changed after the 2012 Spyders were built.
THANK you so much. I had forgotten that mode button. Will see if this makes a difference. Of course, I never think to look at the gauges until after I have started the Spyder. This is probably something that was changed after the 2012 Spyders were built.
1VENOM
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Yep, sounds like your holding or re-tapping the mode button or the button on the left handle bar. Done it myself.:banghead:
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