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Gregor
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25th Mar 06 at 17:55   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Would it be more straightforward buying a rev counter and connecting it up , instead of replacing the clocks as a whole ?

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Gregor
Robin
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25th Mar 06 at 17:57   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
probably the clocsk, as you'd have to get them out to wire the rev counter up properly anyway
RobHayes
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im guessing u have no rev counter now? easiest thing would be to get some clocks out of an SRi or GSi etc with a rev counter and a cable speedo, and they SHOULD just plug in
Gregor
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One Im looking at on ebay only connects to the ecu , earth and 12v ...
Robin
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25th Mar 06 at 18:01   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
better off getting rev counter clocks, would look much better
Chris F
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25th Mar 06 at 18:31   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
strange topic...i just asked robin about this...im getting a whole new electric driven clock set!
Gregor
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hmm a rev counter in the dash would look good done properly i think.

Too much hassle getting a set of clocks with incorrect mileage etc
Chris F
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25th Mar 06 at 18:33   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
surley it would reset its self? when u put it in! robin???
Gregor
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25th Mar 06 at 18:36   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Nope i doubt that
CorsAsh
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If you get a set of cable driven clocks with rev counter from an early SRi or GSi, you can use an electric drill to add or subtract mileage til it matches yours.
Gregor
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Robin
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but thats illegal and wrong ash

just get as set of dials with similar mileage, or stop worrying about it and put up with having the wrong reading
John
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
but thats illegal and wrong ash

just get as set of dials with similar mileage, or stop worrying about it and put up with having the wrong reading


Its not illegal. Why do people keep saying it is?
Jonny P
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
but thats illegal and wrong ash

just get as set of dials with similar mileage, or stop worrying about it and put up with having the wrong reading


Exactly what i did. Mine reads 88k and its done 84k
LeeM
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its only illegal if you do it to mislead someone you're selling the car to
CorsAsh
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I didnt bother as the clocks I had were only 2k more than mine.

Are you saying that if your car had done 80k, and you had a set of clocks reading 60k, it would be ok to fit them without setting the clocks to the right mileage? I doubt it.

Works both ways you see.
ed
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
but thats illegal and wrong ash

just get as set of dials with similar mileage, or stop worrying about it and put up with having the wrong reading
But it isn't illegal though
steve101
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Yep, only illegal if done to mislead, add value etc etc.

 
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