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    KTM Speedometer - where is my sensor?

    I'm having some trouble with the digital speedometer on my 2008 EXC 125. It will turn on when I press the on button, but doesn't stay on and doesn't turn on automatically when the bike is running. I had a look at the wires coming out of the digital unit - it seems there are 9 wires in total and only a few are attached to something. From looking at the wiring diagram in the manual it seems that the speed sensor is connected to the unit by 2 wires - on my bike these don't seem to be connected to anything.

    Can anyone tell me where the speed sensor is? and where I should be able to find the wires exiting from it?

    Any help very much appreciated.

    Cheers

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    On my 05 it screws into the caliper bracket.

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    Yep on my 07 it is same place.
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    Thanks for your help. Having just looked at my bike, it seems I have no sensor at all. Found these piccies on the internet, which one of the two should I have?

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    In case this is a trick question ... I will go with D- all of the above.

    It looks just like mine- except mine is way dirtier!

    EDIT: mine goes as soon as the bike moves one wheel revolution. check that the tiny magnet in the disc rotor is actually there- it may have got knocked out.
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    Thanks Stuart. I have just been looking at my parts manual, and at the bike - I have the little magnet in the rotor but no sensor or cable at all - looks like it's going to cost me 100 bucks to get a new one! Never going to buy a second hand bike again! Thought it had done 70 hours when I got it as that's what the computer said - but realise it could have done 700 for all I know!

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    Hey off topic I know- but keep an eye on my facebook page-
    http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dirt-B...1400012?ref=nf
    I am having a free ride for the first 10 people who book after I announce it - Doing one next weekend -saturday, shhh- dont tell anyone!- Ill announce it tonight.

    Then another mid week one a week later for those who I know who cant make it to this one.- you could choose the day if you wish. Carl too.
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    Where's your speed sensor? If it's an Aprilia, probably allegedly in a courier bag somewhere. I hope it takes less than 9 months for you to find it.
    "Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]

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