Triumphrat

Nickwiz

Got to work today and the temp gauge was reading 175 f. Pleny of oil, and coolant. The warning light wasn't illuminated and the fan wasn't on. Now am I being dim. I thought the temp guage read in centigrade but to be honest I can't remember I did press a few random buttons to set th clock forward. Have I a problem or have I just altered the temp gauge to farenheight by accident? please put me out of my misery! :???:

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Kai

You can change the gauges from C to F (or from MPH to KPH) by holding down one of the buttons for about 5 seconds or so. If you continue to hold the button down, the display will cycle through the units.

Nickwiz

Thanks guess I can quit worrying then.

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fivehundo

Sounds like your bike is trying to defect to the USA. :razz:

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Sprocketjockey

Unless it IS reading in Centigrade...then you have problems.

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Nickwiz

No it was reading farenheit.

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Sprocketjockey

Sorry Nick...my poor attempt at humor after a long day.

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