odometer reset mechanism wore out
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Unscrew cable from speedo.
Pull reset stem out of speedo body.
Reinsert reset stem into speedo body being sure it clicks into place.
Test.
Reinstall cable to speedo.
I had the same symptom and it worked for me.
I don't think Nisonger will warrant their work unless they do a complete rebuild at full price.
They don't know what's wrong until they take the whole thing apart. They're expensive ($190),
but their work is 1st class unlike a number of speedo restoration people around. Beware
of the guy who advertises on eBay. The alternative is to forget about the trip meter or to
buy one of the new fangled digital electronic speedos Smiths is making now and which go for
$350 or so.
Pull reset stem out of speedo body.
Reinsert reset stem into speedo body being sure it clicks into place.
Test.
Reinstall cable to speedo.
I had the same symptom and it worked for me.
I don't think Nisonger will warrant their work unless they do a complete rebuild at full price.
They don't know what's wrong until they take the whole thing apart. They're expensive ($190),
but their work is 1st class unlike a number of speedo restoration people around. Beware
of the guy who advertises on eBay. The alternative is to forget about the trip meter or to
buy one of the new fangled digital electronic speedos Smiths is making now and which go for
$350 or so.
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You could try these guys they might have an idea or price , http://seattlespeedometer.com/
Not quite the same issue, but I had my Atlas speedo rebuilt by a guy named Joel Levine located outside of Atlanta. It was about a year ago, but he did a great job, turn around was quick, and I think it was around $250.00. Wouldn't hesitate to send him the gauges off of either bike if necessary.
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