Hormonal / Psychological problems
Hormonal / Psychological problems
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UKBoB

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16,277 posts

294 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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Not me you fooooools, the car!

Cerb does not want its teens to come to an end Speedo decided to stick at 19999 smiles.

I gather its normal, will try busting it in the chops... but does this sometimes/often happen every thousand or 10 thousand miles?

kojak

4,547 posts

282 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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Mine took 40 miles to correct itself.

yellow peril

5,131 posts

301 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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This would appear to be a usual problem, but not one we have encountered with the Peril.

From what I remeber on past threads...it usually corrects itself....

A forum search would answer your question mate.



...//P//

gazzab

21,627 posts

311 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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reverse only for a few miles

jo williams

693 posts

310 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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If it dosn't flick round, take the speedo out and give it a good shake/thump. Worked on mine.

gbbird

5,197 posts

273 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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Has happened on mine several times. Once it went away fo its own accord, once required a new speedo module

jonnyw

867 posts

271 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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Easy fix, requires no tools!

Go to a long private road or airfield, get it up to 190 mph and hold it there until it gets unstuck, make sure it's a long straight.

So simple!

keppy

179 posts

304 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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this happened to me a few miles back - i played with the odomoter reset button and it seemed to encourage the counter forward (either that or it was coincidence!)

UKBoB

Original Poster:

16,277 posts

294 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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jo williams said:
If it dosn't flick round, take the speedo out and give it a good shake/thump. Worked on mine.
I gave it a few wallops, will give it a few days, if no joy are they easy to take out?

GCerbera

5,161 posts

280 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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Private runway and a heavy foot on the large pedal cured mine at 20k

adiandvic

299 posts

264 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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rob
I like the 190mph solution best... shall we try along the seafront??????????

adi

John.s

130 posts

294 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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keppy said:
this happened to me a few miles back - i played with the odomoter reset button and it seemed to encourage the counter forward (either that or it was coincidence!)


This is what I done to resolve it several times on my chimeara and a couple of times on the cerb.
rapid flicks on the reset button to slightly jog the wheels on the journey counter seemed to resolve it

UKBoB

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16,277 posts

294 months

Wednesday 16th February 2005
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adiandvic said:
rob
I like the 190mph solution best... shall we try along the seafront??????????

adi
You lead the way my friend! Then again, praps Eezeegeezer can lead the way

adiandvic

299 posts

264 months

Thursday 17th February 2005
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geezer would do it Iam sure can you imagine past the pier at 190mph in front of all the boy racers what a laugh.... mind you this makes us sound like boy racers......

UKBoB

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16,277 posts

294 months

Thursday 17th February 2005
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adiandvic said:
geezer would do it Iam sure can you imagine past the pier at 190mph in front of all the boy racers what a laugh.... mind you this makes us sound like boy racers......
I prefer 25mph, seems to be about right for max pops n bangs in second

simonsparrow

1,599 posts

291 months

Friday 18th February 2005
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UKBoB said:
Not me you fooooools, the car!

Cerb does not want its teens to come to an end Speedo decided to stick at 19999 smiles.

I gather its normal, will try busting it in the chops... but does this sometimes/often happen every thousand or 10 thousand miles?


How funny, I've just had to do this to mine today. The speedo is easy to remove and then you just need to gently prise the front bezel off, undo three nuts at the back and then the gubbins inside come free.

You can then ease the motor drive shaft round over the '999' barrier.

This is the 3rd or 4th time I've had to do this. All part of the character I guess

UKBoB

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16,277 posts

294 months

Friday 18th February 2005
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Im back to the dealer on Monday for a new starter motor, they can sort it... although I would give it a shot myself if I knew how to get the speedo out