Kawasaki Ninja Owners Manual: Lap Counter/Coolant/Intake Air Temperature Meter

Kawasaki Ninja Owners Manual / General information / Meter instruments / Multifunction Meter / Lap Counter/Coolant/Intake Air Temperature Meter

This meter shows the coolant temperature, the intake air temperature or the lap number. The lap number is displayed in the stop watch mode, refer to the “Stop Watch” item in this section.

A. Lap Counter/Coolant / Intake Air Temperature Meter

The coolant temperature meter and intake air temperature meter modes can be shifted alternately by pushing the lower button.

NOTE

For safety reasons, do not operate the instrument buttons while riding the motorcycle.
The meter is displayed in the unit depending on the unit mode setting, refer to the “Unit Setting” item in this section.
The coolant temperature meter and intake air temperature meter cannot be shifted while displaying the stop watch or adjusting the clock.
When the battery is reconnected, the meter display is set to coolant temperature meter by default.

Stop Watch

The stop watch can be used in closed course competition. The stop watch is operated as follows: Push the upper button to display the stop watch. To start the stop watch, push the “STAR ...

Coolant Temperature Meter

The coolant temperature gauge indicates temperature of the engine coolant. The “ ” symbol is displayed if the coolant temperature meter is selected. A. Coolant Temperature Meter B. Warn ...

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