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Trip meter & Odometer 850 1994

posted by  Keithp on  Sun Jun 9 19:32 CST 2002
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The odometer and trip are operated by pulses from the speed sensor - there is no cable drive. I'd say there was no connection, it's probably coincidence. There was another post recently - look on the board. It's not expensive to have the assembly repaired, one guy said it was probably a stripped gear.


KP






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