Default codes and speedhealer and odometer error

[lfs225]

Re: Default codes and Speedhealer

it would be interesting to hear what your odometer error now is? :question:

A little late with this answer but here it is. The odometer is 8.5% slow. The same as the correction that I made for the speedometer. Every 100 miles my odometer only shows 91.5 miles. I did this check with a Garmin 660.

 

[Bundu]

Re: Default codes and Speedhealer

A little late with this answer but here it is. The odometer is 8.5% slow. The same as the correction that I made for the speedometer. Every 100 miles my odometer only shows 91.5 miles. I did this check with a Garmin 660.

thanks for feedback! ::008:: I'm not sure which is the lesser evil, odo or speedo error.... wish one could calibrate them independantly

 

[lfs225]

Re: Default codes and Speedhealer

thanks for feedback! ::008:: I'm not sure which is the lesser evil, odo or speedo error.... wish one could calibrate them independantly

For me the correct speedometer is most important. The speedometer is large and easy to read, unlike my GPS when in map mode. And I can always readjust the odometer reading in my head when it comes time to do maintenance. For me whether I change oil at 3,000 miles or 3,250 miles is not that important.

 

[Bundu]

sounds fair - you will also have to get used to the bike seemingly using more fuel, but yes, that's also manageable

 

[lfs225]

sounds fair - you will also have to get used to the bike seemingly using more fuel, but yes, that's also manageable

Ah yes. I forgot about that. This bike is too fancy for me. Miles/gal already calculated. Oh well, a little math and that is corrected too. And just think I might accidentally do lousy math and brag about my high gas mileage.

 

[stutrump]

The left button on my console doesnt work which I assume means I will be unable to enter diagnostic mode?? (and I need too coz I've got error 69 showing at the moment)