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Bikes, Hints'n'Tips => FZS600 Fazer => Topic started by: crishner on 21 November 2011, 09:46:02 am
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the speado on my 1999 600 was dancing around usualy only lasts about 10 mins put now is has prity much stop registering at all it come and goes ainy thoughts or is it time for new clocks
the rev counter and fuel gauge works fine
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I'd suspect the speedo sensor in the hub (or damage to the cable from it) before anything else.
Did this start after having the front wheel off for a tyre change, for example? If the plastic gear that engages with the wheel isn't in the right place when it goes back on it'll break and you could end up with this sort of symptom.
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dont know I have got the shop where i purchest the bike from trying to source me a new speedo drive
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before you buy a new spedo asm does your mileometer still register? if the meleage is still going up then it will be the speedo,if it does not then chances at could be the speed drive
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This reminds me of when the speedo on my 1st bike (Yamaha RXS100) died! I didnt bother to fix it even though I knew it would only take 30 mins to do it!
I got pulled up by Mr Policeman (long story so i'll cut it short) when he asked me if I knew what speed I was doing in a 40 limit i was honest n said no as my speedo was knackered! he rode my bike up n down the road as well as going over it with a fine toothcomb! but let me off with a producer n told me to get it fixed n re MOT'd within 14 days! which was cool as MOT was up at the end of the month anyway lol
Question if you replace speedo do you have to declare it when selling vehicle as wouldn't it reset the milometer to zero?
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before you buy a new spedo asm does your mileometer still register? if the meleage is still going up then it will be the speedo,if it does not then chances at could be the speed drive
no the trip stops ticking over
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£130 for the speedo sensor :eek
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some thing i failed to mention is the speedo did have a mind of its own at one point I was doing 110 miles an hour and the bike was stood in the back garden on the side stand LOL
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£130 for the speedo sensor :eek
It's not £130, more like £20 so not sure what part you're looking up there
I had mine break in the same way as described by Fazerider so got a new one fitted and hey presto....all sorted.
It happens with these bikes so i'd definately check there first but you'll need to get the front wheel off.
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£130 for the speedo sensor :eek
It's not £130, more like £20 so not sure what part you're looking up there
I had mine break in the same way as described by Fazerider so got a new one fitted and hey presto....all sorted.
It happens with these bikes so i'd definately check there first but you'll need to get the front wheel off.
Where did you get one for £20 ? They are £130 from Yamaha as there electronic & NOT mechanical like on some older bikes, just as pointer here I had to get a speedo drive for a WR250 last week & that was £89 PLUS V.A.T! From YAMAHA.
Not sure if it's any use to the O.P but im pretty certain it's the same part as fitted to the T-MAX (TP500) Scoot, they do sometimes crop up on eBay so it might help broaden your search when looking on there?
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it will be the ceramic drive dog inside the speedo sensor and they are less than £20 from new, I doubt very much if it is the sensor.
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bit the bullit and ordered a new sensor should be here friday or monday £120 down but saver the tryal and error
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It's the ceramic dog bit I was on about....I bet that's all that is broke...£20 fix
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well i sent all morning Saurday at the bike shop they changed the parts they thought it was with no effect so returned on monday with the new part 30 mins later rode away speedo working fine
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What was it in the end? & how much did it cost?
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What was it in the end? & how much did it cost?
dont know but the new speed sensor sorted it out