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Speedometer Question.

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by Prabesh07, May 16, 2014.

  1. Prabesh07

    Prabesh07 New Member

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    Hi guys, I'm on a Cafe/Brat build project on my
    XJ and i wanted to install a new speedometer. I
    found out that when the whole Cluster is removed the
    bike doesnt start or turn on. Is there any
    electrical modification i need to make it run on
    the new small speedo? I want to get rid off all the mess of the wires and install a small headlight and give it a clean look.
    Thanks
     
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    tcoop Active Member

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    Not sure what bike you have. When you removed the cluster did you make sure the ignition switch was still connected.
     
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    Its A XJ650 but Im too quite not sure about the year but i think its a 83'. It has a rectangular speedo not the round dual ones.
     
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    The ignition cable connects to the cluster. I need to know how to connect it without the cluster. Lack of electrical knowledge i dont know where to connect the ignition switch wires.
     
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