GV650 Odometer
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Bike Model = : GV650 Pro EFI (Delphi)
Hey, I’m new to the forum and Hyosung ownership.
Just picked up a 2017 GV650 that has an odd issue, after being left unused for a few months, the odometer has reset itself to zero (definitely not trip meter, it’s the odometer)
Anyone faced this issue before? i’d like to get it put back to the last known mileage if I can.
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It sounds like a battery went out (inside the dash) – Some hyosungs have it (so look inside and check) but other Hyosungs even GVs store that in the micro-chips. I’ve been there myself.
I just tell the MOT guy to check the last mileage and i took the picture when it turned zero , then told him how many miles i did afterwards
You can also check the “Trip Meter” to see if it saved anything by pressing the select button, but if both say zero , then yes you encountered the rare moment where the dash just went to zero!
Unless you have a spare harness to connect the dash and battery away from the bike + front wheel on a conveyor belt + run it for days , the dash will start recording mileage because it thinks you’re driving. I’ve haven’t found other ways to cheat the mileage counter without breaking something.
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I’ve checked and replaced the battery this evening with a CR2032 holder, hopefully that will help it keep time at least.
i’ve had a look and can see some ICs on the board that may house the mileage, going to find my reader and try to take a copy of them and see if i can flash it back.
Now i’m just waiting for my right hand switch replacements, the start button pinged off on my second day lol
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Now i’m just waiting for my right hand switch replacements, the start button pinged off on my second day lol
Blame the last owners for pressing too hard! Hope that gets fixed asap , we got a few weeks of summer left.
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Just picked up a 2017 GV650 that has an odd issue, after being left unused for a few months, the odometer has reset itself to zero ( Anyone faced this issue before? Quote
My 2008 GT250R had only 2700km on the clock in 2024. Some reset themselves at 40,000 or so. How annoying is that? And what a pain for the buyers. But i’m not putting miles on the clock to lower – that just lowers the value of your bike. The law is different in places so it’s hard to say what you should do. The cops here know my bike odometer is lying but they also know the bike was registered and sold like that, so it’s not me they want. Although they could take my bike off me. But they’d have to catch me first.
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