How to Remove instrument Cluster Cover on Gen1 KLR 650

[@user-tj6bs9kl3l]

this video is great, thanks. amazing actually. been watching lots of them for various klr issues, and I just love this one with its clarity, very appreciated as I tackle this electrical problem.

[@arctic_otter]

Glad I could help! Good luck with fixing your issue.

[@securitylined]

Nice video, thanks! My speedo face plate came loose and this allowed me to access it easy enough. Both screws that hold plate in place had backed out and were gone, leaving only the speedo cable and the turn knob holding the speedoometer mechanism in place. Found two screws that, had to shorten them a bit, but got them and now the face place is tight again.

[@rojodogg]

Thanks for the video, I needed to change the dash bulbs and this video helped me out.

[@athosseventysix]

FYI, those screws on the front fairing are not phillips, they are JIS, which is a different screwdriver type. Thats why they strip out so easy when trying to remove them

[@YahyaFahimuddin]

Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks David, this was very well put together

[@hunty92]

Thanks much for the video! It's always nice to see what you're getting into (and what parts of my bike aren't factory :( )

[@RobertdeVries-trimaran-sailing]

Nice video, Why wear those blue gloves doing a non oily job? generating less 'fine feel' touch....

[@2009Bobbles]

Awesome video, extremely helpful!!!!

[@SophiFike]

Hey thanks man! This helped me out a fair bit.

[@dljenson13]

The dash indicator turn signal bulb must be different then the neutral bulb, I ordered the T5 but only works for one side not both sides.

[@2009Bobbles]

Any chance you know what wire i should use off the ignition to power heated grips and a 12v receptacle?

[@tatolin92]

Thanks 👍🏼

[@bigguy8586]

do you know to take off the needles for mph and rpm

[@arctic_otter]

I would assume they're the same as regular truck ones; for those I use a fork and carefully lift up the needle around the circle base. Either that or carefully pull straight up with your fingers Only 99% sure though so go carefully. They usually are a little stuck at first. Be sure to mark the position of where they point before you take them off. Piece or masking tape with a pencil line for example.

[@simonsutherland15]

JIS Screws, not Philips. That's why they got stripped ;>

[@simonsutherland15]

thanks for the vide btw, i'd done this before, but it'd been years, so i appreciate the visual refresher