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speedo pickup and lead
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25-08-13, 11:56 PM
a while ago I bought a really good nick 2nd hand speedo pickup unit for the Fazer, I went to fit it today to find the lead is 4 nches too short although the same plug, and the through hole is a few mm smaller in diameter. Bugger. I wonder what the heck bike this is for?
26-08-13, 12:03 AM
(25-08-13, 11:56 PM)Lumpy link Wrote: a while ago I bought a really good nick 2nd hand speedo pickup unit for the Fazer, I went to fit it today to find the lead is 4 nches too short although the same plug, and the through hole is a few mm smaller in diameter. Bugger. I wonder what the heck bike this is for? I'd suggest a T-cat, but the front end is entirely different there. Could it be an FZ6 thing?
The Deef's apprentice
26-08-13, 01:12 AM
Fz6 is entirely different. This has a smaller spindle whatever it is. The unit and plug is identical toours, even the sintered spinny bit is the same. I will extend the wires and bore the unit to fit eventually
26-08-13, 09:37 AM
(26-08-13, 12:03 AM)ChristoT link Wrote: [quote author=Lumpy link=topic=9553.msg96559#msg96559 date=1377471398] I'd suggest a T-cat, but the front end is entirely different there. Could it be an FZ6 thing? [/quote] T'cat is a mechanical speedo- no electric plugs!
Some say...
26-08-13, 09:43 AM
According to a current ebay listing, our electronic speedos appear to be shared with 1999-01 TDM850 & 1998-99 XJR1300
Then again if the spindle dimensions are different it may be off something like a 400cc Japanese import model instead
26-08-13, 10:34 AM
(26-08-13, 09:43 AM)kebab19 link Wrote: According to a current ebay listing, our electronic speedos appear to be shared with 1999-01 TDM850 & 1998-99 XJR1300yes, the part number search confirms that. They have changed the construction of the rotor too and it is avalable seoarately for those that have broken theirs |
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