thx, i will just keep trying maybe i will get lucky :)

Switch off Engine Run switch, switch OFF Key switch. Press both SELECT & RESET buttons and then switch ON Key switch. Keep SELECT & RESET buttons pressed for at least 8 seconds. Display then changes to "DIAG". Release SELECT & RESET buttons.
Select CO1 mode by pressing the SELECT button.

Then press both the select and reset buttons together until you hear a click.

Then you will see a "0" in the top right of your speedo.

Then start your bike and you can see your rpm.


hey, sorry to bother, i done this step by step a couple of times but i see the "0" when i turn the throttle still "0" ???[/quote]


Sorted out, just had to change the co number up or down a number, and then hit the switch on and start the bike!

There's a lot of info about the C1 setting but what is the C2 setting for?

I have a 2008 XT660Z Tenere...

When doing:
Switch off Engine Run switch, switch OFF Key switch. Press both SELECT & RESET buttons and then switch ON Key switch. Keep SELECT & RESET buttons pressed for at least 8 seconds. Display then changes to "DIAG". Release SELECT & RESET buttons.

The only thing that happens is that the clock is starting to count up and I can change my Clock settings. Which is not a bad thing though... But not really what I would like to do! :)
What am I doing wrong, or is there any differences between years?

Any help is appreciated!

There is no diagnostic mode on the Tenere dash! You will need to get one of these...

http://www.off-the-road.de/out/pictu...ag_modul_2.jpg

I bought one and I have to say it was �90 well spent.

Rev counter
 

Hi all, I follow all the instructions and get the rev counter on screen but when I start the engine it stays at 0. I have tried this with the engine warm and cold but I can not get it to read.2004 XTX.help:gobain:
Cheers
Croxalla

Rev Counter
 

I have followed all the instuctions to display the revs on my 2004 XT660X and the display stays at zero. I did notice the CO1 CO2 displays on my bike display C1 and C2, maybe the computer system is slightly different ?

Has anyone managed to do this on a 2004 model of this bike ??

Thanks.

One other thing to note (as you will see when you do this) - is that all you get on the screen is the rev counter, the rest of the screen remains blank.

I was hoping to see what rpm i was doing at what speed, and although i had to guess the speed, this has still given me a better insight to the engine to what i had before.

Carry on :icon_biggrin:

what a shame that the option of the rpm can not be left fixed

Xt1200z


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