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Trip Reset Knob Removal Question
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4 years 2 months ago #28002
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Does anyone know the trick to getting the trip reset knob out? Mine spins one way to bring miles back to zero. My other bikes just wind off the other way. This 1300 just spins. It does have a hole down the center, I am assuming their must be a trick to getting the knob off? Any suggestions would help.
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4 years 2 months ago - 4 years 2 months ago #28003
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Replied by Lucien-Harpress on topic Trip Reset Knob Removal Question
Not really. Whichever way the knob spins to reset the trip, spin it the other way and it should unscrew. I can't remember if it's standard thread or reversed, but whichever way is opposite the direction required for a trip reset. (The threads are pretty fine, so it might take a while to spin it off.)
If it just spins, something is up. Either the threads are wallered out or somethings up inside the speedo.
If it just spins, something is up. Either the threads are wallered out or somethings up inside the speedo.
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4 years 2 months ago #28006
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Why Have Four When You Can Have Six ?
Replied by strate6 on topic Trip Reset Knob Removal Question
Its a very very fine thread.
Its also a REVERESE Thread so you need to turn it Clockwise to loosen...........Anti-Clockwise to tighten.
Pete F
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Its also a REVERESE Thread so you need to turn it Clockwise to loosen...........Anti-Clockwise to tighten.
Pete F
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Why Have Four When You Can Have Six ?
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4 years 2 months ago #28007
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Replied by dcarver220b on topic Trip Reset Knob Removal Question
If you need speedo repair, 'Foreign Speedo Repair' near San Diego did a GREAT job on my A1 and 88 Honda Accord.
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4 years 2 months ago #28008
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Replied by Neville on topic Trip Reset Knob Removal Question
Removing the trip reset seems to be a common problem - The reset does spin both ways unfortunately and removal assumes that it is not assembled too tightly in the first place. I struggled with mine as well and had to cut it off in the end as a previous owner had seen fit to glue it on the thread with araldite - a delicate operation is needed to avoid damaging the meter and housing. See
www.kz1300.com/index.php/forum/electrica...7-trip-reset-removal
for my struggles and final solution.
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