GI pro gear indicator

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  1. Rr-Len

    Rr-Len New Member

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    Looking around for a gear indicator for my RR4 and the GI pro looks like a good one, are they good? Where do they plug into loom?
     
    #1 Rr-Len, Feb 19, 2015
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    sps170373 Moderator
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    Look good and easy to set up and use! The later model plugs into the diagnostic plug might be the same for yours
     
    #2 sps170373, Feb 19, 2015
  3. scooby

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    very good,and plug into the OBDII port,simple plug+play
     
    #3 scooby, Feb 19, 2015
  4. racman

    racman Active Member

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    They are spot on mate. Plug and play basically. Simplest thing in the world to set up. They plug into the DLC conector. That is the data link connector. On the rr6 its behind the left hand side fairing coloured red. Not sure where it is on the rr4, but it will tell you on your destructions, or better still someone on here will know exactly where it is. Hope this helps
     
    #4 racman, Feb 19, 2015
  5. Rr-Len

    Rr-Len New Member

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    Thanks for replys but where's the obdII / DLC connector on a rr4?
     
    #5 Rr-Len, Feb 19, 2015
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    Healtech manual says behind LH fairing. Same for 04-07 so at the top lh side by the fuses and indicator relay on my 07

    http://www.healtech-electronics.com/docs/GPDS-H01_Manual_en.pdf


    The white plug in the centre of this photo is gipro cable, and the red bit going into it is the diag socket. Yours will probably have a protective cap over the diag socket.

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    Ignore the numbered bits as the photo was for a different question.
     
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  7. RepsolPaul

    RepsolPaul Well-Known Member

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    Check out Mike at Biker Discount Store, just bought Gi pro off him and a Speedohealer and got some discount too. ;)
     
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  8. Greco

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    Guys, what colour would you go for? I've read that the red one is the preferred choice as it is the most readable in all conditions...
     
    #8 Greco, Feb 22, 2015
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    I've got white on mine
     
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  10. Barstewardsquad

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    I was boring and went for red.
     
    #10 Barstewardsquad, Feb 22, 2015
  11. RepsolPaul

    RepsolPaul Well-Known Member

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    Orange, match my 09 clocks, hopefully when fitted.
     
    #11 RepsolPaul, Feb 22, 2015
  12. Mike07

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    I went for Red .. It's good, but I would go for another colour if I had to choose again.
    Mike.
     
    #12 Mike07, Feb 22, 2015
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    Blue here and clear as a bell
     
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  14. Rr-Len

    Rr-Len New Member

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    Il be ordering a blue one tomorrow morning
     
    #14 Rr-Len, Feb 22, 2015
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    I had a blue one and very easy to see in all light conditions
     
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  16. billo01

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    Got one for sale if interested. It's the DS type and in red, come off my 2009 model, I think it'll fit yours.
     
    #16 billo01, Feb 23, 2015
  17. hondahead1000

    hondahead1000 New Member

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    Ordered one off mike at biker discount store after seeing your post the other day, top bloke will be giving him all my trade from now on
     
    #17 hondahead1000, Mar 6, 2015
  18. hondahead1000

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    Ordered blue as well m8 ,is the dlc easy to find and connect do u know
     
    #18 hondahead1000, Mar 6, 2015
  19. rosier1uk

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    My blade is an 09 and plugged in under drivers seat only pain in the arse was routing the cable up to the clocks but not difficult
     
    #19 rosier1uk, Mar 6, 2015
  20. hondahead1000

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    Yea thought that might b a pain but has to b done , follow the loom suppose u cant go wrong , suppose possitioning of display is matter of preference whether left side of clocks or upper right side them
     
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