temp gage

[Jdsd1]

I replaced my temp gage with a 12 volt, that is active only when the ignition is on. I expected the temp info to show up on my dash but it doesn't. I took my RT in for the 3000 and tech said he didn't know how to make that happen but he would do more research.
I am sure someone in Spyder land knows how. Can I get direction that I can give the dealer. Thanks

 

[SpyderAnn01]

You need to disconnect the analog fuel gauge also. Unfortunately it is all or nothing on this subject. If you want we can do it for you when we align your Spyder this weekend.

 

[Jdsd1]

You need to disconnect the analog fuel gauge also. Unfortunately it is all or nothing on this subject. If you want we can do it for you when we align your Spyder this weekend.

Great see you on Sunday

 

[BikerDoc]

Of course replacing your analog fuel gauge with something useful is also a good idea... I have found the fuel gauge in the screen to be much more accurate.

 

[Bob Denman]

Really? I've found the fuel gauges on the 2014s to be WAAAAYYYY... more accurate than in previous years. :thumbup:
I'm now perfectly comfortable with running the bike down to less than a quarter-tank remaining, and over 200 miles on the trip odometers... nojoke :2thumbs:

But if you want to use one of the digital gauges; you're going to have to use two... :shocked:

 

[Chupaca]

Problem solved..!!

Don't you just love it when things work out so nicely...way to go "Squared Away"...:2thumbs:

 

[SpyderAnn01]

Really? I've found the fuel gauges on the 2014s to be WAAAAYYYY... more accurate than in previous years. :thumbup:
I'm now perfectly comfortable with running the bike down to less than a quarter-tank remaining, and over 200 miles on the trip odometers... nojoke :2thumbs:

But if you want to use one of the digital gauges; you're going to have to use two... :shocked:

Bob, I totally agree, the 2014 fuel gauge is pretty darn good. Unlike the bouncing gauges of the past this one can be relied on to provide accurate readings.

 

[Bob Denman]

...NO more stopping at 135 miles... Just in case! :shocked:
I filled up yesterday, with 210 miles on the trip odometers...I took 5.428 gallons. (I'm too anal-retentive for my own good! pps
At that point, my "Dead-Reckoning" on the gauge, was telling me that I was close; but not unduly so! :thumbup:

BTW: I've "stretched the tank" to over 220 miles, and still had well over a gallon and a half left...
These bikes are awesome!