Will this work SPEEDOMETER REPAIR AND CALIBRATION ?
65132
No, it is read-only and code clearing. It will only tell you what your car's system thinks is it's speed.
210360
In my experience with this speedometer, the range was EXTREMELY limited, probably less than two feet. Try moving the speedometer closer and see if that gives you a better reading?
852370
Speedometer has to do with tire diameter. If you have or are going to go to bigger tires the Hypertech will allow you to input the tire diameter that you have and adjust the speedo accordingly. I cross checked mine I went with a tire 3" larger then stock and after adjusting for it my GPS said I was right on with the new speedo setting.
42039
It is pretty simple & easy. The plastic clip holder is mounted to your handlebar stem with o-rings or zip ties depending how permanently you want to make it. You snap in the speedometer to the holder & can remove it if you wish. After it is mounted, you calibrate it per the instructions that come with it. The instructions & provided parts are very complete & you don't need extra tools or parts.
1371169
I have had these fail to go into the reverse mode but never stay there. If you open the device up by unscrewing the large ring at the top, you may find that the spinning timing device is clogged. If this is the case, it should be easy to fix.
1233838
Yes. My sister's SUV had a broken speedometer. The local service station's wanted $400.00 or more to fix it. This just plugs into the cigarette lighter and sits on your dashboard, where it projects the speed onto the windshield. The only problem I've really had is forgetting to bring it with me sometimes. Now I leave it in a plastic bag with the keys, so I never forget anymore. It is just for speed, but can show speed in miles per hour or kilometers per hour, if you wish.
221270
Yes it will work But it doesn't display in MPH only KPH everything comes out in metric
1232517
The tool isn't vehicle specific so it will work if you can get the tool's probes in the brake fluid. A high percentage of the probes need to be in the fluid to be accurate.
1185873
It should without any problems. If it's a speedometer, why bother? Just go with satelites. No fuss no muss from bike to bike.
1551285
can be used in saltwater has full transducer kit, but I don't remember there be a speedometer reading.
249513
Not trying to be glib, but actually both of the previous answers are correct. The really short answer is no, it won't, but that's really a qualified no. If you went to the trouble of acquiring, or more likely making, the appropriate probes for what you wanted to measure, then sure, this will display a waveform, but then you have to know how to interpret the waveforms, to know if what you measured is behaving correctly. In other words, you can probably make this work as an automotive scope, but by the time you're done, you'll have something cobbled together that ended up costing more and not working as well as just going out and buying an automotive scope. A purpose-built tool is ALWAYS better than a generic tool, easier to use for that purpose, and many times actually cheaper than cobbling something together.
320662
Not sure. If the problem is with the temperature adjusting dials, I know it will fix it. That was my problem and it works great now.
1235941
Yes it will. However it would not be best to use it to replace the factory o2 sensor if there is one, however when used as a secondary gauge it will work fine.
506577
OK. When you push the needle back on its' axle, place it so it is pointed straight up. When it is pressed onto the axle, then push the needle down toward the "zero" mph mark. It will be close, but may not be exactly accurate. You'll need to learn if your speed is showing fast or slow relative to the speedo needle (one way to check is to drive a steady 60 mph between two mile markers on the highway. It should take you exactly 60 seconds if your speedo is correct). The other alternative is to take the rebuilt cluster to a specialty shop and have them professionally calibrate it.
681095
Yes. It has a cable that you can run down to either wheel (the rear is easier to hide the cable) and a set of magnets that you attach to the wheel. When the magnets rotate past the sensor on the wire, it gives the speedometer your speed. The more magnets you use, the faster your signal.
1117253
I'm sorry. You can't it be best to get a digital speedometer and if you have have an cable style save it for an older project bicycle. .I suggest an old schwinn
1862445
Yes it will, it's a single cylinder the rpm will work fine the temp gauge will not due to it being a coolant gauge set up, the speedo will work if set properly you can get a different trail tech that has the oil cooler temp gauge but I still don't see it working due to the engine being so small and having no hoses running off of it