t5 mk 1 rev counter help
only about 10,000 others! the early digital ones f@@ked up at the drop of a hat, the analogue ones dint last that well either. apart from cleaning connections, it used to be a full speedo swap to cure it, unless its been worked round . not cheap to replace speedo either..... 30 years old next year some of them!
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Can only echo what Goldeneye says. I've had around ten over the past three or four years and Ive not had a rev counter that works.
You'll be lucky to get a working rev counter and I've not heard of one being repaired. I know a few people who have had auto electricians try to fix them by messing around with the circuitry and changing diodes, but without success.
I reckon that if anyone is able to repair them, they would be onto a little goldmine.
You'll be lucky to get a working rev counter and I've not heard of one being repaired. I know a few people who have had auto electricians try to fix them by messing around with the circuitry and changing diodes, but without success.
I reckon that if anyone is able to repair them, they would be onto a little goldmine.
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My old T5 used to have a working rev counter.
This one on my current scooter doesn't work.
I have a spare speedo unit that the rev counter does work on but that's being kept back in reserve.
This one on my current scooter doesn't work.
I have a spare speedo unit that the rev counter does work on but that's being kept back in reserve.
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I must be lucky then. Got an '87 mk1 and the digi tacho works a treat. I've had an analogue one start smoking whilst riding then pack up. Everyone took the p155 when i told them. Then about a year later someone else had the same problem.