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How to remove reset Button on instrument Cluster on the R1100S

Anyone remove the mileage reset button

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I am taking about the reset trip-meter
Button
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EZ,

That button actually is screwed onto its' brass shaft. If you apply a bit of lube beneath the knob, it will turn and not bind against the rubber protective boot beneath it. You could use a drop of WD40 or even alcohol as it will evaporate and not contaminate or collect dirt. Same for screwing it back on the shaft and inside that rubber boot.

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EZ...how convenient!!!

I took this during a recent teardown. You can see the threads on the end of the reset shaft.

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Any advise on the Speedometer 😳
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How can I help? What specifically might you be wondering?

Check out my "Has Anyone Removed their Tach Needle?" thread for a few more details and comments regarding a Rockster speedo working in an "S". The two speedos sure do seem identical to me - from the back and the front. With, of course, the exception of the gage face.
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Tom,

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