Tickets are no fun. Calibrating a speedometer isn’t a great deal of fun either. AutoMeter’s Electronic Programmable Speedometer makes short work of both, providing an easy to install and easy to calibrate solution that will help keep your speed exactly where it needs to be. Compatible with most factory and aftermarket speed senders, you’ll wonder why you ever struggled with a speedometer before. Calibration is as simple as a two mile drive, or for even easier operation, AutoMeter’s 5289 GPS Speedometer Sender is a simple plug and play solution for any application.

Feature Points

Easy push-button calibration can be done while driving - requires predetermined 2 mile distance - speedometer remembers calibration so there's no need to recalibrate unless tire size/gear ratio/speed sensor changes
5289 GPS Speedometer Interface Module available separately - works with all AutoMeter electronic speedometers and requires no additional calibration regardless of changing tire size/gear ratio
Features lit LCD odometer - capable of registering one-million miles with resettable trip odometer
Compatible with most OEM/Aftermarket two wire sine wave and three wire square wave speed sensors
Vibration and water-resistant
Matching tachometer available separately

Ships With

Wire Harness: YES

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QUESTIONS:

Hi, can you tell me if this speedometer will work with the stock speedometer bracket on a 2000 Harley-Davidson Super Glide?

Asked by: scoop

Thank you for inquiry. We cannot confirm if it will work.

Answered by: Sarah from AutoMeter

Date published: 2021-08-03

i have the procycle miles speedo on my norton commando 1973 it react when i turn on ignition on, i did the reset and calibration process, needle react but when i drive the bike it stays at 0 the sensor do not face anything on wheels except disc bolt

Asked by: fificox

Thank you for your question. Please call our tech line at 815-895-8141 for assistance.

Answered by: Steve from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-12-11

Which of the 3 wires from the sending unit do I hook up to on a 96 Harley FXD?

Asked by: Forkboy

Thank you for your inquiry. The speed sensor on your Harley should have a red, white and black wire. The red wire stays connected to 12 volt on the bike, the black wire goes to ground, and the white wire provides signal to our speedometer.

Answered by: Jim from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-08-16