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jonhunt

31-01-07 06:14 PM

SpeedO prob

was goin to work on Tuesday Morning about half 5.

was goin along the M40 speedO sayin 68mph

then it went 127 -14 - 88 - 190 - 22 - 0 - 0 - 0 mph

then every now and then it went 7 - 14 - 7 - 0 mph

on the way to work

BUT on the way home and 2day to and from work it was fine??????????????????

never happen b4 anyone had same prob or sumin like it

creamerybutter

31-01-07 06:41 PM

I am currently having a very similar problem on my K3 as you can see here. And as you can see I am trying to find the reason also. Spooky though, two on the same day.

Normski

31-01-07 07:58 PM

This could most likely be a bad connection between the sensor at the front wheel and the speedo. - follow wire up fom sensor on L.H.S. of front wheel and there is a snap connector ( under the screen on a faired) Part this carefully - do not pull on wires -and clean contacts with solvent - grease with silicone grease then reconnect.
All the above assumes later bikes are the same as my curvy.

northwind

31-01-07 11:07 PM

I've also had similiar systems caused by low power or poor supply- once from a bad battery connection, and once from a faulty reg/reg causing the bike to run on 10V.

Baph	31-01-07 11:30 PM

Freaky! Almost identical to this thread as creamy himself mentionned.

For completeness:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Baph

I had the same problem on the car, except the rev counter was also eratic.

How I can do 289mph in a 2.0l Ford Galaxy at 2k RPM I have no idea, but I did, apparently. Maybe a really long run up, and a gearbox that has 700 gears...

Anyway, the cause was that the alternator was screwed. Hopefully it'll be cheaper than the £300 it cost me! Naturally, the bike might be a different part, but it's somewhere in the electrics, from the alternator through to the speed pickup to the dash, including any dodgy connections between them.

If it's the reg/rect/generator (aka alternator) setup, you'll soon find that your battery doesn't get charged. Fun fun.

jonhunt

02-02-07 05:17 PM

well i aint don it again yet??

check the wire and it goes under the tank ithink might of got the wrong wire along the way.

all looks ok i spray some WD40 down near the wheel ust in case.

also get it looked at on the next service cos i also gettin new rubber then so the front wheel will be of.

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