02 Pitbull Baker 6sp swap

KRJ

Member
The original owner of my 2002 Pitbull changed out the Baker 5sp for a Baker 6 sp. He said he did it for gas mileage. Well it threw the speedometer off by 20MPH. What the hell do I need to make the speedometer correct? Anyone anyone?? Thanks- KRJ
 

bigdog10

Well-Known Member
Hi Kris dakota digital part. sim-1 its a speed adj. module. I used it when I swaped from 5-6sp. hope this helps
 

Th3InfamousI

Administrator
Staff member
The original owner of my 2002 Pitbull changed out the Baker 5sp for a Baker 6 sp. He said he did it for gas mileage. Well it threw the speedometer off by 20MPH. What the hell do I need to make the speedometer correct? Anyone anyone?? Thanks- KRJ
I'm not sure I've ever heard someone worried about gas mileage on a big dog. If they are concerned about gas mileage get a Vespa:lol:
 

MyDogPete

Active Member
SPEEDO CALIBRATION
With ignition off, depress black button located on the face of the speedometer. Depressing black
button down, turn ignition switch on.
When P-U-L-S-E comes into the readout window release the button.
Digits will start flashing beginning on the right side and continuing to the left. When the digit
that needs to be changed flashes depress the black button to change it.
The following are the numbers that need to be displayed to correctly calibrate the speedometer:
· ProSport, Vintage Sports, Pitbull, Vintage Classics and Pro 18's: 065,500
This number corresponds to the larger 70 tooth rear pulley.
· For all models of Softtails and any others that may have the smaller 65 tooth rear pulley, the
corresponding number is: 060,000
· For all models equipped with a BAKER 6-speed transmission the number is: 049,000
The speedometer display will reset it's self with a flashing “T”. Then return to the original
odometer reading.
To toggle between trip and odometer, depress the black button with the switch on.
 
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