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 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. | ||