Removing the speedometer, odometer & tripmeter - Revision history

Bokonon at 05:13, 27 September 2011

2011-09-27T05:13:28Z

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	[[Category: Controls & Cables]]		[[Category: Controls & Cables]]
	These three items are all connected together in the gauge cluster, but once you take them out you can take them apart. For more information on this part of your bike [[Speedometer Error~~\|see this article~~]] and ~~look at~~ [[Reattaching the speedometer cable & retainer~~\|this one~~]].		These three items are all connected together in the gauge cluster, but once you take them out you can take them apart. For more information on this part of your bike see [[Speedometer Error]] and/or [[Reattaching the speedometer cable & retainer]].

	To get started:		To get started:

Bokonon at 01:13, 21 June 2011

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	*Remove instrument cluster from bracket (three 8mm nuts on the back of the cluster). Take care to note that there are three black metal washers located under the nuts. They tend to stick to the rubber bushings that the cluster mounts to.		*Remove instrument cluster from bracket (three 8mm nuts on the back of the cluster). Take care to note that there are three black metal washers located under the nuts. They tend to stick to the rubber bushings that the cluster mounts to.

	Now that you're down to the gauge cluster, separate the white plastic back housing from the black front housing by removing the phillips screws from the rear. (Pay no attention to the circles in this photo; in FAQ, we use what we have.)		Now that you're down to the gauge cluster, separate the white plastic back housing from the black front housing by removing the phillips screws from the rear. (Pay no attention to the circles in this photo; in FAQ we use what we have.)

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Bokonon at 01:12, 21 June 2011

2011-06-21T01:12:35Z

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	[[Category: Controls & Cables]]		[[Category: Controls & Cables]]
	These three items are all connected together in the gauge cluster, but once you take them out you can take them apart. For more information on ~~these parts~~ of your bike [[Speedometer Error\|see this article]] and look at [[Reattaching the speedometer cable & retainer\|this one]].		These three items are all connected together in the gauge cluster, but once you take them out you can take them apart. For more information on this part of your bike [[Speedometer Error\|see this article]] and look at [[Reattaching the speedometer cable & retainer\|this one]].

	To get started:		To get started:

Bokonon at 00:48, 21 June 2011

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Bokonon at 00:36, 21 June 2011

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	Now remove the 2 phillips screws on either side of the speedometer cable receptacle. This allows you to take the entire speedo/odo/tripmeter assembly out of the white plastic housing in one piece. ~~Now it~~ looks like this:		Now remove the 2 phillips screws on either side of the speedometer cable receptacle. This allows you to take the entire speedo/odo/tripmeter assembly out of the white plastic housing in one piece. It looks like this.


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	Being careful to not strip them, use a #2 phillips or a [http://faq.ninja250.org/wiki/Cleaning_the_carbs_1#Screwdriver_notes JIS screwdriver] and remove these screws:		Being careful to not strip them, use a #2 phillips or a [http://faq.ninja250.org/wiki/Cleaning_the_carbs_1#Screwdriver_notes JIS screwdriver] and remove these screws:

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	The tripmeter now pops out.		The tripmeter now pops out.

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	If you've screwed up anything in the trip odometer assembly, just toss it and replace with one from another gauge cluster of ANY condition. More than likely a cluster from eBay that has all the tabs broken off will provide a tripmeter that is completely usable.		If you've screwed up anything in the trip odometer assembly, just toss it and replace with one from another gauge cluster of ANY condition. More than likely a cluster from eBay that has all the tabs broken off will provide a tripmeter that is completely usable.

Bokonon at 00:32, 21 June 2011

2011-06-21T00:32:11Z

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	*Remove instrument cluster from bracket (three 8mm nuts on the back of the cluster). Take care to note that there are three black metal washers located under the nuts. It wouldn't be the end of the world if you reinstalled everything without them, but they do tend to stick to the rubber bushings that the cluster mounts to and will then seek freedom when you pull the cluster free.		*Remove instrument cluster from bracket (three 8mm nuts on the back of the cluster). Take care to note that there are three black metal washers located under the nuts. It wouldn't be the end of the world if you reinstalled everything without them, but they do tend to stick to the rubber bushings that the cluster mounts to and will then seek freedom when you pull the cluster free.

	Now that you're down to the gauge cluster, separate the white plastic back housing from the black front housing by removing the ~~Phillips~~ screws from the rear. (Pay no attention to the circles in this photo; In FAQ, we use what we have.)		Now that you're down to the gauge cluster, separate the white plastic back housing from the black front housing by removing the phillips screws from the rear. (Pay no attention to the circles in this photo; in FAQ, we use what we have.)

	[[image:\|150px]]		[[image:speedo removal 1.jpg\|150px]]

	Now remove the 2 ~~Phillips~~ screws on either side of the speedometer cable receptacle. This allows you to take the entire speedo/odo/tripmeter assembly out of the white plastic housing in one piece. Now it looks like this:		Now remove the 2 phillips screws on either side of the speedometer cable receptacle. This allows you to take the entire speedo/odo/tripmeter assembly out of the white plastic housing in one piece. Now it looks like this:

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[[Category: Controls & Cables]]
These three items are all connected together in the gauge cluster, but once you take them out you can take them apart. For more information on these parts of your bike [[Speedometer Error|see this article]] and look at [[Reattaching the speedometer cable & retainer|this one]].

====Disassembly====

*Remove [[How do I remove the fairing, fuel tank, etc?|upper fairing]]
*[[How do I replace and adjust the headlight?|Remove headlight]] from bracket (four 10mm bolts located on the side of the headlight)
*Remove instrument cluster from bracket (three 8mm nuts on the back of the cluster). Take care to note that there are three black metal washers located under the nuts. It wouldn't be the end of the world if you reinstalled everything without them, but they do tend to stick to the rubber bushings that the cluster mounts to and will then seek freedom when you pull the cluster free.

Now that you're down to the gauge cluster, separate the white plastic back housing from the black front housing by removing the Phillips screws from the rear. (Pay no attention to the circles in this photo; In FAQ, we use what we have.)

[[image:|150px]]

Now remove the 2 Phillips screws on either side of the speedometer cable receptacle. This allows you to take the entire speedo/odo/tripmeter assembly out of the white plastic housing in one piece. Now it looks like this:

Being careful to not strip them, use a #2 phillips or a [http://faq.ninja250.org/wiki/Cleaning_the_carbs_1#Screwdriver_notes JIS screwdriver] and remove these screws:

The tripmeter now pops out.

If you've screwed up anything in the trip odometer assembly, just toss it and replace with one from another gauge cluster of ANY condition. More than likely a cluster from eBay that has all the tabs broken off will provide a tripmeter that is completely usable.

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	These three items are all connected together in the gauge cluster, but once you take them out you can take them apart. For more information on these parts of your bike [[Speedometer Error\|see this article]] and look at [[Reattaching the speedometer cable & retainer\|this one]].		These three items are all connected together in the gauge cluster, but once you take them out you can take them apart. For more information on these parts of your bike [[Speedometer Error\|see this article]] and look at [[Reattaching the speedometer cable & retainer\|this one]].

	~~====Disassembly====~~		To get started:

	*Remove [[How do I remove the fairing, fuel tank, etc?\|upper fairing]]		*Remove [[How do I remove the fairing, fuel tank, etc?\|upper fairing]]
	*[[How do I replace and adjust the headlight?\|Remove headlight]] from bracket (four 10mm bolts located on the side of the headlight)		*[[How do I replace and adjust the headlight?\|Remove headlight]] from bracket (four 10mm bolts located on the side of the headlight)
	*Remove instrument cluster from bracket (three 8mm nuts on the back of the cluster). Take care to note that there are three black metal washers located under the nuts. ~~It wouldn't be the end of the world if you reinstalled everything without them, but they do~~ tend to stick to the rubber bushings that the cluster mounts to ~~and will then seek freedom when you pull the cluster free~~.		*Remove instrument cluster from bracket (three 8mm nuts on the back of the cluster). Take care to note that there are three black metal washers located under the nuts. They tend to stick to the rubber bushings that the cluster mounts to.

	Now that you're down to the gauge cluster, separate the white plastic back housing from the black front housing by removing the phillips screws from the rear. (Pay no attention to the circles in this photo; in FAQ, we use what we have.)		Now that you're down to the gauge cluster, separate the white plastic back housing from the black front housing by removing the phillips screws from the rear. (Pay no attention to the circles in this photo; in FAQ, we use what we have.)
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	[[image:speedo removal 1.jpg\|150px]]		[[image:speedo removal 1.jpg\|150px]]

	Now remove the 2 phillips screws on either side of the speedometer cable receptacle. This allows you to take the entire speedo/odo/tripmeter assembly out of the white plastic housing in one piece. It looks like this.		Now remove the 2 phillips screws on either side of the speedometer cable receptacle. This allows you to take the entire speedo/odo/tripmeter assembly out of the white plastic housing in one piece. It looks like this:

	[[image:2011-06-10232109.jpg\|150px]]		[[image:2011-06-10232109.jpg\|150px]]
	[[image:2011-06-10232116.jpg\|150px]]		[[image:2011-06-10232116.jpg\|150px]]


	Being careful to not strip them, use a #2 phillips or a [http://faq.ninja250.org/wiki/Cleaning_the_carbs_1#Screwdriver_notes JIS screwdriver] and remove these screws:		Being careful to not strip them, use a #2 phillips or a [http://faq.ninja250.org/wiki/Cleaning_the_carbs_1#Screwdriver_notes JIS screwdriver] and remove these screws:
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	[[image:2011-06-10231724.jpg\|150px]]		[[image:2011-06-10231724.jpg\|150px]]

	If you've screwed up anything in the trip odometer assembly, just toss it and replace with one from another gauge cluster ~~of ANY condition~~. More than likely a cluster from eBay that has all the tabs broken off will provide a tripmeter that is completely usable.		If you've screwed up anything in the trip odometer assembly, just toss it and replace with one from another gauge cluster. More than likely a cluster from eBay that has all the tabs broken off will still provide a tripmeter that is completely usable.