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Looks to me like a connection issue. Start by checking your fuses. Then move on to checking the connectors behind the gauge cluster and engine compartment. I'm afraid you will have to spend quite a bit of time checking and making sure harnesses aren't damaged and all connectors are properly secured. Is it just the gauge cluster or do you have flickering headlamps and other components as well? From the video, it looks like the clock on the dashboard isn't affected. If it's just the gauge cluster, it can also be a circuitry issue on it. But you should ensure that fuses and connections are all OK first.

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Just try cleaning with hot water+baking soda and a toothbrush. and spray some WD4.0 After. Good luck.

Guys, If you are going ahead with proper repair as recommended in recall notice ( i.e. Option 3 ), these are the parts that you need to replace. Honda has packaged it now under part number "06131-RBJ-306". Refer image attached. Pkg includes 1 Piston +1 Piston Ring +1 Piston Pin. You need 4 sets of above. Thanks.

There is supposed to be a sticker under the seat with the orginal code,and with it guess you could find the chasis number.Thats what I found out from my research. Year - Code - Chassis No 1996 - CB250FT - MC31 100 or MC31-105 1997 - CB250FV - MC31 110 1998 - CB250FX - MC31 115 1999 - CB250FY - BA MC31 120 2000 - CB250F1 - BA MC31 125 2003 - CB250F3 - BA MC31 130 2005 - CB250F6 - BA MC31 140 2006 - CB250F7 - BA MC31 150