Lights work but speedometer and odometer does,nt
SOURCE: replace speedometer cable
First: you unscrew the cable housing assembly from the back of the speedomiter housing.
Second: you pull the speedomiter cable from the housing.
If the cable is broken inside the housing you must unscrew the housing from the spedomiter adaptor on the front axle,. at this point you should be able to pull the broken end from the adaptor with a pair of pliersif you can't pull it at this point you will have to pull the front axle and take the adaptor out and try to remove the broken end.
I hope this helps.
SOURCE: speedometer cable
First: you unscrew the cable housing assembly from the back of the speedomiter housing.
Second: you pull the speedomiter cable from the housing.
If the cable is broken inside the housing you must unscrew the housing from the spedomiter adaptor on the front axle,. at this point you should be able to pull the broken end from the adaptor with a pair of pliersif you can't pull it at this point you will have to pull the front axle and take the adaptor out and try to remove the broken end.
I hope this helps.
SOURCE: replace speedometer cable
First: you unscrew the cable housing assembly from the back of the speedomiter housing. Second: you pull the speedomiter cable from the housing. If the cable is broken inside the housing you must unscrew the housing from the spedomiter adaptor on the front axle,. at this point you should be able to pull the broken end from the adaptor with a pair of pliersif you can't pull it at this point you will have to pull the front axle and take the adaptor out and try to remove the broken end. I hope this helps.
SOURCE: Speedometer on my 2006 Harley XL stopped working.
Pull the speedometer sensor from the top of the tranny and clean it off.
SOURCE: Speedometer stopped working on my 97 sportster
Your speed sensor is probably bad, common problem. It's oblong, located near the starter, has one screw holding it in and has a length of shielded wire that goes to a connector. Replace. Can only be tested by replacing with a known good component.
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