[Budsz]

My speedo for my crf has gotten water damage and the display no longer works. I just bought another Honda speedo which was from another model hoping it would work which it didn't. My speedo has the 2 plug connections, and I'm just wondering if there is a plug and play option.

[JimDirt]

Welcome to the site !!

What you are going to need is the wiring diagram from the model bike you got the new one from , and your wiring diagram , then you need to decipher the connections to see which one does what for each , if you can match the new one to your plug ins , you can swap connections and then you "should" be ok , otherwise , your only other option is to get one that actually is made for your year/etc.

But you need to determine what each wire does , and if it has the same function as yours , which the diagrams will tell you , if so then you can mix/match and transfer the pins to your plug ins and it should function correctly ... otherwise , as mentioned , your only other option is to locate the correct speedo ... The U.S. models only have a trip meter that is mechanical with a speedometer cable running off the front hub , and it resets after 99.9 miles , no readout , nothing ....

Anyway , hopefully what I suggested will work ....

[Aussiecrf230]

Is that a picture of the old or new speedo?
Does your old speedo have a brand name on it?
Which country?

Could be an Acewell model.

[Budsz]

There both Honda Speedos I have posted a pic of both, the newer one is the first pic with only 1 plug and the the older 1 has the 2 plugs. The 3rd pic.
I'm from Australia.

[Aussiecrf230]

Pretty sure Honda used Acewells labelled Honda?
Name/ model might be in moulding of case.
Their website use to have more support info but that seems to have gone by the wayside with only stuff for latter models.

Check there is no battery backup inside that is dead.

Agree with Jim the wiring diagrams would be a help to start with.

If you know the year the Honda dealer should be able to print them out.

Protech Developments did the ADR wiring looms etc for Honda Australia.
A number of people weren't happy with the quality of the integration into OEM wiring.