Anyone who got an older Honda Rincon (2006 to 2014) with a janky display, know how expensive a new one can be. Yep, almost $400!
My dad's 2010 and my 2014 Rincons had burnt out lights and faded screens, so I went looking for a cheaper fix.
Good news! The 2019-2022 Rincon display is a total game-changer. It's only about $155-$185 and guess what? It's completely plug and play!
I just installed one, and it works perfectly. You'll lose your old mileage since that's stored in the speedometer, but honestly, who cares when you can actually read your screen again?
Just a heads-up on a few minor differences:
My dad's 2010 and my 2014 Rincons had burnt out lights and faded screens, so I went looking for a cheaper fix.
Good news! The 2019-2022 Rincon display is a total game-changer. It's only about $155-$185 and guess what? It's completely plug and play!
I just installed one, and it works perfectly. You'll lose your old mileage since that's stored in the speedometer, but honestly, who cares when you can actually read your screen again?
Just a heads-up on a few minor differences:
- "Check Engine" light instead of "FI"
- Orange reverse light instead of red
- Different over-temp icon