Ok, I got a ticket going 98 in a 65 on my motorcycle. I am going to have my speedometer calibrated, but I'm pretty sure it will be found to be accurate, because whenever I pass those slow down reminders, the speeds match.
I found out I have an electric speed sensor, and I want to know if I can insert an extra capacitor or resistor that will affect the way the speedometer interprets the signal from the speed sensor. The sensor itself is mounted to the front chain sprocket where it somehow detects rotational speed and there are three wires which connect it to the gauge. Attached is a diagram from the service manual instructing how to test the sensor after removing it from the bike. It says that once you hook this up, you can brush a screw driver across the sensor and see 12V spikes. Can somebody please help me understand how this works so I can keep myself out of jail? All I need is to get it down below 30mph over for my state to not lock me up. Thank you...
I found out I have an electric speed sensor, and I want to know if I can insert an extra capacitor or resistor that will affect the way the speedometer interprets the signal from the speed sensor. The sensor itself is mounted to the front chain sprocket where it somehow detects rotational speed and there are three wires which connect it to the gauge. Attached is a diagram from the service manual instructing how to test the sensor after removing it from the bike. It says that once you hook this up, you can brush a screw driver across the sensor and see 12V spikes. Can somebody please help me understand how this works so I can keep myself out of jail? All I need is to get it down below 30mph over for my state to not lock me up. Thank you...
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