Speedo doesn't work after wheel swap

Originally Posted by Tombonombona ... I plugged my computer into it and of course it comes up with the speed sensor code. But its fine with the stock wheels on.

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Speedo doesn't work after wheel swap

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05-15-2017, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Tombonombona

... I plugged my computer into it and of course it comes up with the speed sensor code. But its fine with the stock wheels on.

My guess is that one or more of the speed sensors is aligned so it just barely works with the stock wheels. Something about the new wheels disturbs the magnetic field enough to mess up the sensor signal. It may help to move the sensor(s) a little closer to the target.

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