What's that light

[mrplumr1]

Can anyone out there tell me what the little light is on the bottom of my tach is for? It's shaped like a clock with a little arrow at about 10:00 oclock. Oh by the way it's a 2012 Road Glide.

 

[PIGGI]

Can anyone out there tell me what the little light is on the bottom of my tach is for? It's shaped like a clock with a little arrow at about 10:00 oclock. Oh by the way it's a 2012 Road Glide.

Cruise control status light. Orange ..cc is on, Green cc is engaged.

 

[mrplumr1]

Thanks, I don't have a owners manual

 

[PIGGI]

Thanks, I don't have a owners manual

No problem. The light is also used for status of ETIMS.
I think you can look up stuff on the hd web site under owners if you log in with the VIN.

 

[zeman 1]

you can very easily order an owner's manual from a dealer.

 

[msocko3]

you can very easily order an owner's manual from a dealer.

I'd ask the dealer to provide one on their nickel, they enjoyed the profit from the sale so they should be able to perform a little extra customer service.

 

[trikermutha]

I'd ask the dealer to provide one on their nickel, they enjoyed the profit from the sale so they should be able to perform a little extra customer service.

I agree..Most dealers have extras laying around the dealership..

 

[GARYD]

I agree with you about things laying around the dealership, but for them to just give them away. hahahahahahahahahahahah-yeah right.

I collect what some dealers call dip-dots. They are the 1" dia metal dealer stickers(don't know what else to call them). Some dealers give them away, some will give you one if you purchase something, but most charge anywhere from $1 to as high as $3. :gah:

They're dealer advertising items-they should be free. ThumbUp
It can't cost a dealer more then 2 cents for one if they don't already get them free from headquarters.

 

[GoSlo]

I agree with you about things laying around the dealership, but for them to just give them away. hahahahahahahahahahahah-yeah right.

I collect what some dealers call dip-dots. They are the 1" dia metal dealer stickers(don't know what else to call them). Some dealers give them away, some will give you one if you purchase something, but most charge anywhere from $1 to as high as $3. :gah:

They're dealer advertising items-they should be free. ThumbUp
It can't cost a dealer more then 2 cents for one if they don't already get them free from headquarters.

I used to collect the dip dots from the dealerships I visited on trips, but you're right, most have either stopped carrying them or now charge for them. I always grabbed a bunch of pens from my dealership to trade with at other dealerships, but stopped after a while because so few had anything to trade. Now if I want something from a dealership, I just buy the store pin.