Pic Request - Gauge Cluster at Night

[AlCab]

Does anyone have a pic or video of their gauge cluster at night? Specifically, I need to see the white faced analog gauge lit up at night to confirm the color of the backlighting. I am not near mine or I would see for myself.

Thanks in advance.

 

[RyanSterling]

it's red, is that what you are looking for?

 

[AlCab]

it's red, is that what you are looking for?

Yes, but a picture would be even better. Thanks.

 

[master paper clip]

Here I found this online

 

[AlCab]

Thanks but I am looking for a pic of the tach lit up at night.

 

[n00b]

View attachment 844

 

[AlCab]

Thanks Noob, that's what I was looking for.

 

[jumb5150]

i wish the back light was blue. the red/orange is kinda annoying

 

[AlCab]

I agree, its hard to read the LCD display at night. You can have it changed for $60 at MOTYdesign.com.

 

[e11charlie]

Red is the one color that will ruin your night vision the least. Probably why they went with it.

 

[jumb5150]

I agree, its hard to read the LCD display at night. You can have it changed for $60 at MOTYdesign.com.

I was checking them out but also wondering if anyone had their gauge cluster done by these guys. Also to my understanding, all I need to do is take off my headlight to unbolt the gauge cluster.

 

[AlCab]

Also to my understanding, all I need to do is take off my headlight to unbolt the gauge cluster.

Actually, you don't need to remove the headlight. I just removed the small windscreen, then unclipped the wire connector at the back of the gauge cluster (note that there is a tab you have to squeaze on the bottom of the connector to remove it). I was able to then remove the three screws holding the gauge cluster to the gauge cluster bracket but it's a little tight in there and you can't get the screwdiriver straight on the screws. It would be better to remove the two screws holding the gaugle cluster bracket then remove the cluster and bracket together. Then remove the cluster from the cluster bracket once you have both off the bike. It will make sense once you get in there

 

[jumb5150]

Actually, you don't need to remove the headlight. I just removed the small windscreen, then unclipped the wire connector at the back of the gauge cluster (note that is a tab you have to squeaze on the bottom of the connector to remove it). I was able to then remove the three screws holding the gauge cluster to the gauge cluster bracket but it's a little tight in there and you can't get the screwdiriver straight on the screws. It would be better to remove the two screws holding the gaugle cluster bracket then remove the cluster and bracket together. Then remove the cluster from the cluster bracket once you have both off the bike. It will make sense once you get in there

Thanks for the great info!!!