🔥🛠 Harley speedometer fogging DIY fix, Instrument Condensation

Harley speedometer fogging DIY fix, Instrument Condensation. This episode describes procedure to fix Harley speedometer fogging that will allow you to fix condensation from your speedometer
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[@deanpattison300]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I would liked to have seen where you placed the holes. I believe it’s critical to not hit the circuit board, so some precision drilling, and not too deep is needed.

[@edforman6040]

Continuing to ride my 2019 FLHCS without any moisture in my speedometer after performing your recommended modification. The WX in South Florida has high humidity almost every day. This mod has solved the moisture problem! Highly recommend!!!!

[@corneilcorneil]

After aprox 120 years in business... foggy speedometers. Congrats, HD!

[@TheIrishd501]

Finally got around to doing this to mine. Took about 5 minutes (if that), and it worked. Came out from work today (I live in Hawaii) and zero fog... 👍

[@raysummerfield8212]

Just watched your video and had a go on my 2018fatboy. The only thing I did different was unplug my speedo from behind the speedo itself this way it made it a very quick way of removing the whole unit. This way you can turn it over which made it very easy to work on . Thankyou heaps as this has fixed my speedo. No fogging at all any more even after a long day in the hot sun . Thanks again Ray.

[@rhysfastiggi4345]

I carefully drill two small holes as you recommended. Afterwards I used my small blow gun and purged the body out using argon hoping to remove all the moisture and then closed the holes with a touch or white silicone. I'll report on the progress. Thanks for your help.

[@kenmacleod9589]

Good idea. Let it breath. Here in central Canada 🇨🇦 it gets a little cool at the beginning and end of the season. This should do the trick. Thanks for the vid. 😎👍

[@125saito]

Very informative video. By the way, I really like the new white walls.

[@kennethehassard5586]

Thanks for info. Have the same problem H.D dealer said there is no fix but to buy a new one for $260.00 but it will do the same thing. I live down in Florida were it is very humidit. I will try this and get back to you to let you know how it works. Ride safe and thanks again

[@zippitydooda9112]

Thank you. Mine fogged up for the first time today. I'll be fixing the problem this evening.

[@IronDundee]

Great video mate. Love the how to vids.

[@edforman6040]

Thank you for a great video! The HD speedometer moisture problem should have been fixed by Harley, but has not. Followed your video and will be riding today in South Florida where the humidity is always high. Will let you know if the modification works. Thanks, Again and keep up the great videos!!!!

[@JamesSmith-qx2mz]

I drilled one hole in the corner of the square closest to the label. My speedo used to fog so you couldn’t see the bottom half of it. This completely solved my issue. Thanks for the advice.

[@badgirlrockstar]

Great content! I appreciate your videos as they are very helpful and to the point. Keep up the awesome work!

[@MCarmer21]

Thanks for the video. I ended up feeling a little further towards center and found that the home goes straight into the speedo, definitely have to be careful drilling into it that's for sure. Now to wait and see if it helps.

[@seavee2000]

Same issue on my FLHR 06 you'd think by now they'd have fixed it,well most motorcycle companies would have. Good video,will give it a try.

[@donaldduck2405]

Thank you. I was also thinking about drilling, and that mentioned. But wasn't going to do it. Thanks once again for the information. I subscribed.

[@zugzug1107]

Instead of using a drill, I used a a soldering iron. No loose chips and no sudden breaking through. I couldn't put a hole in the 2nd position. Something solid behind it. So I had to find a different location.

[@jeffo7090]

I was just assuming I had to replace my speedometer and they were all $400+. I am trying this tonight as it totally makes sense. Thanks for the video