speedo connector part no.
- Thread starter karlsbike
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With the infomation provided all I can come up with is this:
housing socket-74119-98BK
secondary lock-74159-98
terminal socket-74191-98 (8 needed)
seal pin-74195-98 (4 needed)
This is from a parts guide and it only shows individual components, not the entire connector.
housing socket-74119-98BK
secondary lock-74159-98
terminal socket-74191-98 (8 needed)
seal pin-74195-98 (4 needed)
This is from a parts guide and it only shows individual components, not the entire connector.
karlsbike
Active Member
Thanks guys - much appreicated.
Looks like they changed the connector for 2000, and I will be needing the -98parts. Had to double-check the speedo I bought to be sure, and it is 67197-99 - a 5" certified KPH speedo for RK's & Softails.
What is the deal with the Certified speedo's anyway - I'm sure they are the the same inside, but maybe they show less excess speed?
Not sure how it works over there, but here I believe new speedo's are required to be within 0/+10% or so. In my car, it's 7-8% (comparing it with an accurate GPS)
Looks like they changed the connector for 2000, and I will be needing the -98parts. Had to double-check the speedo I bought to be sure, and it is 67197-99 - a 5" certified KPH speedo for RK's & Softails.
What is the deal with the Certified speedo's anyway - I'm sure they are the the same inside, but maybe they show less excess speed?
Not sure how it works over there, but here I believe new speedo's are required to be within 0/+10% or so. In my car, it's 7-8% (comparing it with an accurate GPS)
Mad Dog Jim
Banned
If it says "Cerified" I would guess it's off a Police Edition. Its no longer certified once you modify anything though. All it means is that they verified that it was acurate. That way the po-po can write tickets based on pacing