Ordered in October 2023, waited and finally delivered in March 2024, CT110 HUNTER CUB CT125 (JA65) It was December 2024 when we installed it in the It has been a long road (Lol)
The reason why the installation was postponed was because I was waiting for Timing to decide whether to buy more Monkey125 and install it or to make another model and install it on CT110 HUNTER CUB, and because I decided to buy more other model and was waiting for 5000km, which is the mileage milestone of CT110 HUNTER CUB. I was waiting for the mileage of CT110 HUNTER CUB to reach the milestone of 5,000km. What does it matter? (Lol)
Originally for Monkey125 JB02 and CT125 JA55 (Part No. M1204) So, when I ordered it, it was not available for JA65, Well, the Meter is the same in both 55 and 65, and the basic design of the frames is the same, so it should work. I was not too concerned about it.
New products for JA65 that came out last summer (Part No. M1208) Body is shared by JA55,65 and JBSeries, and wire harness is exclusive product. (JA65,JB03,05,06) The coupler shape of Oil Temperature Meter seems to have been changed in JA65 and JB04 of Centrifugal Clutch. (DAX) There is an option to purchase the ShortSub harnesses sold for the Oil Temperature Meter, but I do not use them because I do not trust the Oil Temperature Meter readings, and to save money, I used the old wire harnesses.
Just not using the Oil Temperature MeterSensor would not affect any of the other features." I was thinking...
The installation differs slightly Wiring from the instruction manual and YouTube installation videos, but the new product description explains that the videos are The only difference in the installation process is the shape of the Temperature Sensor Connector, which can be used as a reference. This is the first time that the company has been involved in this project.
I use Meter's Sub harness and IgnitionCoil (for Tachometer) I bundled them together with the extra Sub harness& codes and tied them to the Frame since I was not using the Oil Temperature Meter code.
The only difficult parts of the installation process are the removal of the frame's plastic covers and center basket, and the removal of the OEM cord from the IgnitionCoil and the insertion of the Meter's cord contacts into the Coil's terminals. After all, it's dark, cramped, and the posture is bad. (Lol)
All that is left to do is to turn the Bolt and Nut and insert and remove the Clip without hesitation. (Lol)
As for the feel, the Tachometer Response, which is what I wanted the most, is acceptable, the LCD is bright and much easier to read than OEM, and the various Allah Trumps are Colorful and fun to use! (Lol)
Shift timing lamp can be set arbitrarily (Red trapezoid and Green triangle×2) Green lights up. (Indicates that power band is in progress) When it is on, it has a Torque feel and accelerates rapidly even on hills. It's easier and more intuitive than using a tachometer to check the RPMs.
It is also quite convenient to be able to display both the mileage and the clock at all times. Types of Mileage (odd, Trip A,B, Oil exchange distance) Type of clock (12-hour time, RunningTime accumulation, Engine operating time accumulation) Types of Others (Oil Temperature Meter, Voltmeter, Maximum Speed) I have the Advantage of being able to display them all the time, even if I have to make the selection while stopped. I have the odd, time, and voltmeter displayed. Now I may not need the clock attached to the Handlebar! (Lol)
However, the Shift indicator I wanted for the second one has a problem:it still shows 1st gear even when I raise it to 2nd gear, 2nd gear in 3rd gear, and 3rd gear in 4th gear. Why?
The speed is faster than the displayed speed, and the distance traveled is shorter. If you drive at 40km/h on a road with a speed limit of 40km/h as indicated by the meter, you will feel that you are driving at over 50km/h. The distance traveled by other cars alongside you is 66km, but this meter shows that you are driving only 51km. Why?
I cannot determine if the Tachometer is showing accurate RPMs. The manual says that 30 km/h for 1st gear and 55 km/h for 2nd gear are the upper speed limit for SHIFT UP, but the speed display is wrong to begin with, so I can't judge it as it is. However, since the signal is picked up from the Ignition coil, it is probably not wrong, and there is no discrepancy between the Engine noise and the displayed value.
The only possible cause is a wrong initial setting of Meter, but FRear Sprocket is de-faulted as per the instruction manual. (Monkey125 JB02) F15T/R34T to CT125 (JA55) The tire diameter has been changed from de Fault 515mm to 576mm...
While comparing the instruction manuals of JA65 and this product in detail to find the cause, we noticed that the primary and secondary reduction ratios were different.
The gear ratio of JA65's 1-4 speed GEAR is exactly the same as that of JA55/JB02 (I guess Honda's mini MOTO shares Transmission) I was only concerned about the 1st to 4th gear ratio and did not realize that the primary gear ratio had been changed for JA65.
And secondary gear ratio (FRear SprocketT number ratio) is JA55's 2.786 (F14T/R39T) JA65 is 2.714 compared to (F14T/R38T) and missed one less T number in Rear.
Now that I know the cause, I re-set these to JA65's and did a test run on a Course that I know the mileage I usually run.
However, for some reason, neither the GEAR display nor the speed/distance were correct. We had no choice but to check the conditions by running the car under different conditions for three weeks, and finally found a satisfactory condition at the 9th pattern.
GEAR display is primary deceleration ratio, speed/distance is secondary deceleration ratio (FRear SprocketT number ratio) However, this is only a calculation in Meter, not a physical change in the number of SprocketT, and does not result in an ABS error, so this is acceptable.
I am not sure why, but I wonder if this Multimeter-kun is not good at calculations?
After all, there are three points that differ from the instruction manual:the way the Oil Temperature Meter code&Sub harness is stored, and the primary/secondary gear ratio. (Part No. M1204) But it looks like it could be used in JA65.
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