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Old 22-09-06, 06:53 PM   #1
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Default Am I tripping out?

I have recently got an unfaired curvy SV. The trip counter seems to work fine, but resets itself when the ignition has been turned off?!?!?? My SVS remembers the trip, only way to zero is to press and hold the button.

The speedo and odometer work fine, it is just the trip counter that resets after ignition off … is this normal, or is there a problem?
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Old 22-09-06, 07:04 PM   #2
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I thought this was the LSD thread
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Old 22-09-06, 07:14 PM   #3
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what about the clock - does that reset to 12:00 as well?
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Old 22-09-06, 07:14 PM   #4
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what about the clock - does that reset to 12:00 as well?
This is a curvy, no clock.
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Old 22-09-06, 07:24 PM   #5
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The speedo has a back up battery inside that might need changeing!!!
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Old 22-09-06, 07:35 PM   #6
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The speedo has a back up battery inside that might need changeing!!!
really??? how come the odometer doesn't zero?
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Old 22-09-06, 07:50 PM   #7
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Something to do with the chip in the odometer. In the haynes manual the is instuctions in how to change the battery. They can only be bought from suzuki though and I bet they aren't cheep!!!
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Old 22-09-06, 08:17 PM   #8
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Something to do with the chip in the odometer. In the haynes manual the is instuctions in how to change the battery. They can only be bought from suzuki though and I bet they aren't cheep!!!
Ah ... just had a look in haynes, can't see any mention of a bettery in section 9???

Which page dude?
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Old 22-09-06, 09:19 PM   #9
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Poor bike . You've only had him(her?) a few days and you are already poking it about .

I've never head about a battery for the clocks but mine(naked clocks) doesn't reset when the ignition is turned off.

Sorry, not much help

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Old 22-09-06, 11:27 PM   #10
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old favourites like loose battery terminals or a duff battery? When the battery goes flat on my ZX6 the clock and trip meter 0. The odometer is logged a little more permanently
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