Removing the speedometer, odometer & tripmeter: Difference between revisions

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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.