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ian sheldon Posted on Jan 12, 2019
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I have a Yamaha majesty yp400 2013 speedo stopped working oil light permanently on any idea with the problem

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The speedometer problem is likely caused by a faulty speed sensor (on front wheel). The oil light is likely caused by a bad sensor or a shorted sensor wire (rubbing on the engine).

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Yp 125 majesty wont start. recharged then changed battery..still dead. I think there is power getting to the ignition switch.

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Speedometer on 1997 Yamaha Majesty not working,

Ken Budd's answer is incorrect: There is only a potential engine problem when the oil light comes on permanently.

The speedo/mileometer on thge Majesty normally sends pulses to a counter that switches on the oil-change warning light at 3,000 km. If the speedo/mileometer ceases to function the oil-change warning light blinks steadily simply to let you know the pulses aren't getting sent to the counter.
The most likely problem is a broken speedo cable; a new one costs £5.72 from AJSutton and you can easily fit it yourself: Take off the windscreen then reach through the gap above the headlamp to unscrew the outer cable beneath the speedo.

I've got the same problem as you right at the moment with my 1996 Majesty but in my case its the gear unit on the front axle (to which the speedo cable connects) that has stopped working: I'm currently on the look out for a new gear unit. Does anybody have one ?
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