👨🔧 This tutorial shows how to repair the instrument clusters of Harley-Davidson Sportster, Softail, Dyna and Road King with not working odometer LCD screen (the display is “bleeding” or unreadable), replacing the latter with Minitools SEPDISP64 display. If Harley-Davidson odometer is not working, fix it with Minitools display.
SEPDISP64 is adaptable to:
• Harley-Davidson Dyna 1340 Low Rider FXDL (models from 1994 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Dyna 1340 Low Rider Super Glide FXD (models from 1994 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Dyna 1340 Low Rider Convertible (models from 1994 to 1999);
• Harley-Davidson Dyna 1340 Super Glide FXD (models from 1994 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Dyna 1340 Wide Glide FXD (models from 1995 to 1999);
• Harley-Davidson Dyna 1450 Wide Glide FXDWG (models from 1995 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Road King 1340 FLHR (models from 1995 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Softail 1340 Bad Boy (models from 1996 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Softail 1340 Custom FXSTC (models from 1996 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Softail 1340 Fat Boy FLSTF (models from 1996 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Softail 1340 Heritage Classic FLSTC (models from 1996 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Softail 1340 Heritage Springer FLSTS (models from 1996 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Softail 1340 Night Train FXSTB (models from 1997 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Softail 1340 Springer FXSTS (models from 1996 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Sportster 1200 Custom XL1200C (models from 1995 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Sportster 1200 Sport XL1200S (models from 1996 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Sportster 883 Standard XLH883 (models from 1994 to 1998);
• Harley-Davidson Sportster 883 Hugger XLH883 (models from 1994 to 1998).
Note: SEPDISP64 is adaptable both to kph and mph Harley-Davidson speedometers.
🔧 Tools and spare parts useful for this repair:
• Minitools replacement 7 digits LCD display for Harley-Davidson speedometer odometer SEPDISP64 https://store.minitools.com/en/lcd-display-for-harley-davidson-odometer-sepdisp64.html
• Minitools gauge-face protective discs SEP-PRO01A https://store.minitools.com/en/sep-pro01a-protective-disc-for-instrument-cluster-gauges-faces.html
• Minitools metal spudger SEP-SPA04 https://store.minitools.com/en/sep-spa04-spudger-with-long-curved-triangular-tip-and-with-long-curved-rounded-tip.html
• Minitools shim for re-assembling needles SEP-INS03 https://store.minitools.com/en/sep-ins03-shim-for-reassembling-instrument-clusters-needles.html
• Tweezers with fine tips SEI-MTQ-11 https://store.minitools.com/en/sei-mtq-11-mtq-11-tweezers-with-fine-tips.html
• 7mm nut spinner;
• Phillips screwdrivers.
📌 For more information on spare parts useful for repairing instrument clusters, infotainment systems, car radios and sat-nav, go to https://store.minitools.com
#harley #harleydavidson
0:00 Intro
0:20 How to disassemble Harley-Davidson speedometer
1:12 How to replace the LCD screen of Harley-Davidson speedometer odometer
1:46 How to re-assemble Harley-Davidson speedometer
2:41 How to switch on Harley speedometer on a test bench
Harly-Davidson odometer repair using Minitools SEPDISP64 LCD ATTENTION
Removing and re-assembling the front bezel of the gauge are complicated processes, recommended only to qualified staff.
To simplify the video, we've shown only the steps following the removal. ATTENTION
Take note of the cables arrangement.
They will have to be reconnected the same way Use a 7 mm nut spinner Insert two gauge face protective discs Use a Phillips screwdriver Use a Phillips screwdriver New Minitools display SEPD
ISP64 Fit the new display with the highlighted detail positioned on the left Reconnect the cables as they were originally Position the needle on 0 with the Minitools shim.
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