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Need gauge cluster install help. 94 sporty 1200 conversion?

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I'm in trouble all. I have a 94 883xl converted to a 1200. I'm also outfitting the bike with an 01 Fatboy tank and a 67282-96C speedo cluster. I have a wiring diagram for the sporty. Just need the pin out to hook up the gauges, dash lights, and ignition. Other part number on the cluster is 67412-99A. Also eliminating the kuryakun combination gas / volt gauge from the tank. Any low cost replacements? Thanks for your time, help, and welcomeness.
 
As stated in your other post, by I forget who; '94 speedo was a mechanical drive & '96 was a electronic drive. You have no electrical place to place a VSS(vehicle speed sensor) in your tranny. You may check some after market suppliers for a conversion or find a mechanical drive speedo for your dash set up. Or find a speedo for a Fat Boy from '91-'95. You would then need the correct wheel drive.
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On older cars and trucks there was an adapter that was gear driven with a speed sensor. This may be what you want to look for. They were screwd onto the the drive gear housing and the sensor was driven by a 1 inch pin.
Over all about 2 inches long.
I will try to find a picture and aplication, it may be all you need.
 
joel said:
On older cars and trucks there was an adapter that was gear driven with a speed sensor. This may be what you want to look for. They were screwd onto the the drive gear housing and the sensor was driven by a 1 inch pin.
Over all about 2 inches long.
I will try to find a picture and aplication, it may be all you need.
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joel said:
On older cars and trucks there was an adapter that was gear driven with a speed sensor. This may be what you want to look for. They were screwd onto the the drive gear housing and the sensor was driven by a 1 inch pin.
Over all about 2 inches long.
I will try to find a picture and aplication, it may be all you need.
Click to expand...
Thanks for the response.

Thanks again all for the info.
 
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Here are some options to go from cable to speed sensor. From NAPA or most parts stores.
You may be able to use an adapter to convert to
 
joel said:
Here are some options to go from cable to speed sensor. From NAPA or most parts stores.
You may be able to use an adapter to convert to[/QUOTE
Thanks again for your help!
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Thanks for your help.
 
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