FrostyJ

It has been awhile but I think that I just drilled and tapped the frame, careful not to over torque. Rivnuts was plan B.

What a great road! In June, we took a social distancing circle central ID-tour-camping trip. We rode US-12 from the WA-ID border to Lolo MT. Clear directions from L and C. 🙂 From Lolo we headed south toward Sun Valley ID. One of the over night stops was Stanley ID, where social distancing continued. The next day's weather did not look good. We crossed the Sawtooth Mountains concerned about snow. Light rain did not start until after the summit. Rt 21 (Ponderosa Pine Scenic Route) follows the Payette River. Following a raging river snaking thru the mountains in light rain was a great experience as well.

I think that had the same problem. Everything worked except the total miles display. I purchased a used instrument console from England. (The cover uses green turn signal lenses vs amber and the temps are centigrade.) By swapping LCD circuit boards and consoles, I narrowed the problem down to the original circuit board. I sent both circuit boards to OdoPro in Littleton, CO. The memory chip on the original circuit board was bad, so Peter put the correct mileage on my replacement circuit board. He said that he could replace the damaged memory chip and load it, but he would have to order one of the older chips. He provided excellent service with quick turn arounds and replys to emails. https://www.odo-pro.com/digital-mileage-correction.html The time resetting means that the power to the LCD circuit board clock is interrupted. Circuit does not go through key switch. You can take the LCD circuit board and apply 12v to the 3 screw holes on the left side and ground on the lower right side to check the operation.