2012 1100 EVO instrument display difficult to read in daylight.
I was wondering if anyone has had the same opinion and if they had figured out a method to fake out the display in able to turn on the backlight during day time operation? I have not been able to locate a sensor, much less been able to block any portion of the unit to get the backlight on in sunlight.
I will happily slap myself upside my head if someone posts an owner manual page with instructions. :)
Thanks.
The procedure is described in your Owner's Manual (ducati.com - dealers and services - maintenance)
Quote from: oldndumb on February 10, 2013, 10:11:31 AM
2012 1100 EVO instrument display difficult to read in daylight.
I was wondering if anyone has had the same opinion and if they had figured out a method to fake out the display in able to turn on the backlight during day time operation? I have not been able to locate a sensor, much less been able to block any portion of the unit to get the backlight on in sunlight.
I will happily slap myself upside my head if someone posts an owner manual page with instructions. :)
Thanks.
here you go!! [thumbsup]
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i keep mine on MID ... im able to view everything real good in max sunlight.