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Odometer reads zero
7 posts · Started by DribbleDuke · 28 Nov 2009
Post 2 by ktmguy,
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Post 3 by Colonel_Klinck,
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Post 4 by smoky,
#4i believe it is illegal to tamper with odometer reading (at least here it is...) so most dealers just say "no" ....
Also, i had the battery out many times, it never reset
weird.
Also, i had the battery out many times, it never reset
weird.
Post 5 by DribbleDuke,
#5I never took the battery out. I disconnected the negative terminal to install the tender lead. I connected the plus side to the fuse box. my best guess is that it happened when the battery was low and I tried starting it, as there was other things going on on the display that I never saw before. Just thought that I could'nt be that special, That this has surely happened to others on this site. On a sideways note. This bike is the bomb. I have never witnessed a more perfect street bike. We are so lucky to have these bikes.
Thank You KTM
Thank You KTM
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Post 7 by Plipton,
#7It must be faulty. As far as I know there is a back up power source inside the odometer which should last for several years if disconnected.
If it's still under warranty then I'd suggest a trip to the dealer is in order. If not and it really bothers you (and might be a problem when you decide to sell) then you may have to shell out for a new one
If it's still under warranty then I'd suggest a trip to the dealer is in order. If not and it really bothers you (and might be a problem when you decide to sell) then you may have to shell out for a new one
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