Clocking hell

Black Sabbath · Dec 3, 2007

:confusedAfter sponging the bike off my clocks went crazy. I must have splashed some water in there somewhere. Its even like it with the key out tho? Any suggestions:dunno

sharky · Dec 3, 2007

It's somrthing to do with the sender unit which is on one of the brake calipers on the early mille's mate of mine told me it happens to him when he washed his bike but always returned after a few hours there might be someone out there could be more certain.

Black Sabbath · Dec 3, 2007

Ah right thats interesting. I will go have a look now. Its on the optimate so batt should stay charged. Its been a few hours now.:confused

Black Sabbath · Dec 13, 2007

:mad1Ok its a week or so later and the clocks are still all ****** up and now the ******* wont start. Battery is fine and its been on the optimate. Wheres my GSXR when I need it?:mad1

carpe diem · Dec 13, 2007

Black Sabbath said:
:mad1Ok its a week or so later and the clocks are still all ****** up and now the ******* wont start. Battery is fine and its been on the optimate. Wheres my GSXR when I need it?:mad1

No......Do not dispare my friend it will be something simple...Hmmmm i hope.....:biggrin

rsvr47 · Dec 13, 2007

Come on who looks at the clock anyway:dunno

Pumpkin · Dec 13, 2007

I do :yes

That sucks, BS (no pun intended) :thumbdown

Hope you get it sorted asap :confused

Sprocker · Dec 14, 2007

sharky said:
It's somrthing to do with the sender unit which is on one of the brake calipers on the early mille's mate of mine told me it happens to him when he washed his bike but always returned after a few hours there might be someone out there could be more certain.

That could be my bike now then lol. My speedo clock started playing up after riding it back in the rain. The sensor is on the rear caliper and I found it was the rubber gaiter was split letting water in to the wiring. Yours doesn't look the same fault tho as mine didn't show on the clocks after the key was taken out. Sounds like you water in somewhere :confused check all your plugs around the clocks and give em a blow out :dunno

Black Sabbath · Dec 14, 2007

:confusedCheers sprocker. Its still like it even now.:confused That bike is soooo lucky its winter or i would be cutting my own todger off and ramming in through the ******* zorst. (apparently it helps with these kind of probs). I need a day with just me and the bike (pref a warm day) and i will get to the bottom of this:confused

rsvr47 · Dec 15, 2007

BS i have a spare one down south. If you can not get it sorted. The glass has a slight crack in it but you can replace that with the glass from yours if you need it. It will be cheaper that a new one:thumbup

Black Sabbath · Dec 20, 2007

Cheers mate. I just cant beleive this happened from cleaning my bike. The sponge was only damp. Wasnt like I was jet washing the damn thing :dunno
I will take the clocks off when I get the chance. If no joy I will give you a shout. :thumbup

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