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What Tools Are Needed to Adjust a Motorcycle Odometer?

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StLucy

07/29/25 10:25pm

Motorcycle odometer adjustment can be performed using an odometer correction tool, which is the latest small device on the market for adjusting odometers. For general vehicles, the original diagnostic tool can be used to set a new odometer value. This function is used to import the original data after replacing the odometer, facilitating future maintenance and inspections. The motorcycle odometer consists of two gauges: one is the speedometer, and the other is the odometer. The motorcycle odometer is usually located directly in front of the riding position. Method to adjust the motorcycle odometer: Gently pull out the gauge by hand, insert the output clip of the odometer correction tool into the signal socket of the pulled-out sensor pin, and accurately insert the odometer correction tool into the cigarette lighter. Turn the car key once. Adjust the small knob on the odometer correction tool to set the motorcycle's speed to the desired level. When it starts working, the numbers will automatically advance significantly. Approximately 8 hours can automatically increase the mileage by 3000 kilometers. Special note: It's best to test one socket at a time; do not test every socket. Ensure it is the signal line socket before inserting, otherwise the odometer correction tool may malfunction.

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