Yes, you can change cluster and keep mileage.
10-28-2002 | 04:10 AM
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Yes, you can change cluster and keep mileage.
I recently bought a new gauge cluster to install in my car. The new cluster had higher miles than my old cluster. I wanted to keep my mileage and found out that you can do it (I did).
Once you take the cluster out seperate the clear plastic from the base (3 tabs on top and 3 tabs on bottom). Flip the cluster over and you see 3 screws behind the speedometer, unscrew them and the speedo will come out. Do the same with the other cluster and youre done. :thumbup:
Once you take the cluster out seperate the clear plastic from the base (3 tabs on top and 3 tabs on bottom). Flip the cluster over and you see 3 screws behind the speedometer, unscrew them and the speedo will come out. Do the same with the other cluster and youre done. :thumbup:
10-28-2002 | 03:45 PM
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Originally posted by fujiwara takumi
i would like to put forth a resounding "duh" -- i did this and wrote about it many times
i would like to put forth a resounding "duh" -- i did this and wrote about it many times
10-28-2002 | 10:13 PM
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Originally posted by SirSmokeAlot
can't you just roll the numbers? :dunno:
can't you just roll the numbers? :dunno:
so is the above method but what hte hey
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