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XT Donkey86 22-01-17 15:25
Speedo keeps glitching to zero when riding
 
Was out on a ride today and notice the speedo kept dropping to 0 then back to my actual speed any ideas ?


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XT Donkey86 22-01-17 15:43
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Originally Posted by XT Donkey86 (Post 227709)
Was out on a ride today and notice the speedo kept dropping to 0 then back to my actual speed any ideas ?


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Would I be right in say the sensor has a loose connection or is on the way out


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Pleiades 22-01-17 16:45
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Originally Posted by XT Donkey86 (Post 227710)
Would I be right in say the sensor has a loose connection or is on the way out
Could be either. Start with the simple and check the wiring a connector for the speed sensor (which is located on top of the gearbox towards the rear of the crankcase).

You can check the sensor signal in the dash's diagnostic mode. Once in DIAG mode you will need to scroll through and select code 07. Raise the rear wheel off the ground and rotate it and check that the numbers on the display increase from zero at a steady and even rate. The display will go from 0 to 199 and back to 0 before the cycle starts over again. Any uneven intervals between pulses (counts), fluctuations or no readings at all, then the sensor will need replacing. It is not difficult to do and I don't think the part is that expensive either.

XT Donkey86 22-01-17 17:19
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Originally Posted by Pleiades (Post 227711)
Could be either. Start with the simple and check the wiring a connector for the speed sensor (which is located on top of the gearbox towards the rear of the crankcase).



You can check the sensor signal in the dash's diagnostic mode. Once in DIAG mode you will need to scroll through and select code 07. Raise the rear wheel off the ground and rotate it and check that the numbers on the display increase from zero at a steady and even rate. The display will go from 0 to 199 and back to 0 before the cycle starts over again. Any uneven intervals between pulses (counts), fluctuations or no readings at all, then the sensor will need replacing. It is not difficult to do and I don't think the part is that expensive either.


Checked the connection seems tight and secure ... the sensor end looks ok just found it weird that it was dropping off and then couple of seconds later was fine .... managed to get a sensor on fleabay




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