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Hello, It could be a power problem to the dashboard, even if the indicators are working. https://i.postimg.cc/bqDS1mBZ/0-pins.jpg Engine stopped, unplug the dashboard and check voltage between pins 1 and 3 of the female connector (image to the right), you must measure the same voltage as on the batt...

From the regulator, #25 on this schematic, follow the Y wire.

Hello You should have a wire, maybe yellow/purple, that is normally wrapped in spiral, 4-6 turns around the sparkplug wire, it acts like an antenna to measure RPM. Make sure you have this wire correctly wrapped. Measure the battery voltage, it must be around 13V. Verify that you have the same voltag...

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Hello Guillaume, I have seen your post on the dashboard and I have a small question regarding the indicator LEDs. one of the problems I have is since I changed my headlight to 12VDC the Indicator light for the high beams has broken. In my understanding making the headlight DC should not have made t...

The problem you described may be caused by using the wrong kind of sparkplug, for example using a B10 instead of a BR10. Without the integrated resistor, there is a lot of high voltage parasites that can cause digital circuits to misbehave. Try with a new BR sparkplug, it may be as simple as that :)...

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Hello :) I can repair and reprogram these dashboards. I have all components to repair any problems (except the LCD display itself, but it's rarely physically broken beyond repair), I can even replace MCU if needed, and I have firmwares for all known models (712417, 712412, etc). I can change odomete...