Replaced speedometer
12-27-2006 | 09:01 PM
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Replaced speedometer
The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
mileage reading before replacement?
Thanks.
damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
mileage reading before replacement?
Thanks.
12-27-2006 | 09:29 PM
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Re: Replaced speedometer
not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could simulate
the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
move without being in the car.
The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
t
gordian wrote:
>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>mileage reading before replacement?
>
>Thanks.
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the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
move without being in the car.
The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
t
gordian wrote:
>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>mileage reading before replacement?
>
>Thanks.
--
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12-27-2006 | 09:29 PM
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Re: Replaced speedometer
not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could simulate
the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
move without being in the car.
The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
t
gordian wrote:
>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>mileage reading before replacement?
>
>Thanks.
--
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the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
move without being in the car.
The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
t
gordian wrote:
>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>mileage reading before replacement?
>
>Thanks.
--
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12-27-2006 | 09:29 PM
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Re: Replaced speedometer
not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could simulate
the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
move without being in the car.
The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
t
gordian wrote:
>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>mileage reading before replacement?
>
>Thanks.
--
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the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
move without being in the car.
The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
t
gordian wrote:
>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>mileage reading before replacement?
>
>Thanks.
--
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12-27-2006 | 09:29 PM
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Re: Replaced speedometer
not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could simulate
the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
move without being in the car.
The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
t
gordian wrote:
>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>mileage reading before replacement?
>
>Thanks.
--
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the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
move without being in the car.
The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
t
gordian wrote:
>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>mileage reading before replacement?
>
>Thanks.
--
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12-27-2006 | 10:12 PM
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Re: Replaced speedometer
It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It only
takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
"loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
> simulate
> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
> move without being in the car.
>
> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
> changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>
> t
>
> gordian wrote:
>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>
>>Thanks.
>
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>
takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
"loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
> simulate
> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
> move without being in the car.
>
> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
> changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>
> t
>
> gordian wrote:
>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>
>>Thanks.
>
> --
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>
12-27-2006 | 10:12 PM
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Re: Replaced speedometer
It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It only
takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
"loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
> simulate
> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
> move without being in the car.
>
> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
> changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>
> t
>
> gordian wrote:
>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>
>>Thanks.
>
> --
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>
takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
"loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
> simulate
> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
> move without being in the car.
>
> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
> changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>
> t
>
> gordian wrote:
>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>
>>Thanks.
>
> --
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>
12-27-2006 | 10:12 PM
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Re: Replaced speedometer
It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It only
takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
"loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
> simulate
> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
> move without being in the car.
>
> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
> changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>
> t
>
> gordian wrote:
>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>
>>Thanks.
>
> --
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>
takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
"loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
> simulate
> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
> move without being in the car.
>
> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
> changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>
> t
>
> gordian wrote:
>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>
>>Thanks.
>
> --
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>
12-27-2006 | 10:12 PM
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Re: Replaced speedometer
It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It only
takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
"loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
> simulate
> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
> move without being in the car.
>
> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
> changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>
> t
>
> gordian wrote:
>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>
>>Thanks.
>
> --
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>
takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
"loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
> simulate
> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably make it
> move without being in the car.
>
> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo was
> changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>
> t
>
> gordian wrote:
>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>
>>Thanks.
>
> --
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>
12-27-2006 | 10:28 PM
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Re: Replaced speedometer
"Ghislain" <ghislaing@teksavvyDOTcom> wrote in
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>
> "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
> 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
>> gordian wrote:
>>>
>>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>>
>>
>>
>> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
>> simulate
>> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably
>> make it move without being in the car.
>>
>> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo
>> was changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>>
>> t
>>
>
>
> It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It
> only takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
If they are digital.
Analog odometers (the kind with the spinny plastic numbers) must be run up
manually, which takes agonizingly forever. I know; I've dunnit -- with
an electric drill.
--
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The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
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>
> "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
> 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
>> gordian wrote:
>>>
>>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>>
>>
>>
>> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
>> simulate
>> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably
>> make it move without being in the car.
>>
>> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo
>> was changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>>
>> t
>>
>
>
> It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It
> only takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
If they are digital.
Analog odometers (the kind with the spinny plastic numbers) must be run up
manually, which takes agonizingly forever. I know; I've dunnit -- with
an electric drill.
--
Tegger
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12-27-2006 | 10:28 PM
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"Ghislain" <ghislaing@teksavvyDOTcom> wrote in
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>
> "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
> 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
>> gordian wrote:
>>>
>>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>>
>>
>>
>> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
>> simulate
>> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably
>> make it move without being in the car.
>>
>> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo
>> was changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>>
>> t
>>
>
>
> It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It
> only takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
If they are digital.
Analog odometers (the kind with the spinny plastic numbers) must be run up
manually, which takes agonizingly forever. I know; I've dunnit -- with
an electric drill.
--
Tegger
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
news:yvqdncUdXbmUqw7YnZ2dnUVZ_q-vnZ2d@teksavvy.com:
>
> "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
> 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
>> gordian wrote:
>>>
>>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>>
>>
>>
>> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
>> simulate
>> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably
>> make it move without being in the car.
>>
>> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo
>> was changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>>
>> t
>>
>
>
> It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It
> only takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
If they are digital.
Analog odometers (the kind with the spinny plastic numbers) must be run up
manually, which takes agonizingly forever. I know; I've dunnit -- with
an electric drill.
--
Tegger
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12-27-2006 | 10:28 PM
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Re: Replaced speedometer
"Ghislain" <ghislaing@teksavvyDOTcom> wrote in
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>
> "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
> 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
>> gordian wrote:
>>>
>>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>>
>>
>>
>> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
>> simulate
>> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably
>> make it move without being in the car.
>>
>> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo
>> was changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>>
>> t
>>
>
>
> It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It
> only takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
If they are digital.
Analog odometers (the kind with the spinny plastic numbers) must be run up
manually, which takes agonizingly forever. I know; I've dunnit -- with
an electric drill.
--
Tegger
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
news:yvqdncUdXbmUqw7YnZ2dnUVZ_q-vnZ2d@teksavvy.com:
>
> "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
> 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
>> gordian wrote:
>>>
>>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>>
>>
>>
>> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
>> simulate
>> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably
>> make it move without being in the car.
>>
>> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo
>> was changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>>
>> t
>>
>
>
> It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It
> only takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
If they are digital.
Analog odometers (the kind with the spinny plastic numbers) must be run up
manually, which takes agonizingly forever. I know; I've dunnit -- with
an electric drill.
--
Tegger
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12-27-2006 | 10:28 PM
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Re: Replaced speedometer
"Ghislain" <ghislaing@teksavvyDOTcom> wrote in
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>
> "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
> 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
>> gordian wrote:
>>>
>>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>>
>>
>>
>> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
>> simulate
>> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably
>> make it move without being in the car.
>>
>> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo
>> was changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>>
>> t
>>
>
>
> It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It
> only takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
If they are digital.
Analog odometers (the kind with the spinny plastic numbers) must be run up
manually, which takes agonizingly forever. I know; I've dunnit -- with
an electric drill.
--
Tegger
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
news:yvqdncUdXbmUqw7YnZ2dnUVZ_q-vnZ2d@teksavvy.com:
>
> "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
> 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
>> gordian wrote:
>>>
>>>The speedometer on my 2000 honda civic was replaced recently due to
>>>damage. With the new speedometer, the milage was reset to zero. I'm
>>>wondering if it is possible to re-calibrate the meter to the original
>>>mileage reading before replacement?
>>>
>>
>>
>> not really... they are designed to be tamperproof.... if you could
>> simulate
>> the pulses from the transmission to the cluster you could probably
>> make it move without being in the car.
>>
>> The proper way is to put a label with the mileage at which the speedo
>> was changed out on the pillar at the drivers door.
>>
>> t
>>
>
>
> It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It
> only takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
If they are digital.
Analog odometers (the kind with the spinny plastic numbers) must be run up
manually, which takes agonizingly forever. I know; I've dunnit -- with
an electric drill.
--
Tegger
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12-27-2006 | 11:31 PM
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and the drill method won't work with this guys 2000, as it works based off of
electrical impulses from the tranny and not a traditional speedo cable....
Tegger wrote:
>> "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
>> 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
>[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>> It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It
>> only takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
>
>If they are digital.
>
>Analog odometers (the kind with the spinny plastic numbers) must be run up
>manually, which takes agonizingly forever. I know; I've dunnit -- with
>an electric drill.
>
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electrical impulses from the tranny and not a traditional speedo cable....
Tegger wrote:
>> "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
>> 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
>[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>> It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It
>> only takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
>
>If they are digital.
>
>Analog odometers (the kind with the spinny plastic numbers) must be run up
>manually, which takes agonizingly forever. I know; I've dunnit -- with
>an electric drill.
>
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12-27-2006 | 11:31 PM
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and the drill method won't work with this guys 2000, as it works based off of
electrical impulses from the tranny and not a traditional speedo cable....
Tegger wrote:
>> "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
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>> It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It
>> only takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
>
>If they are digital.
>
>Analog odometers (the kind with the spinny plastic numbers) must be run up
>manually, which takes agonizingly forever. I know; I've dunnit -- with
>an electric drill.
>
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electrical impulses from the tranny and not a traditional speedo cable....
Tegger wrote:
>> "loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
>> 6b6a23b7959c5@uwe...
>[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>> It apparently is easy to set them to whatever mileage one wants. It
>> only takes a few minutes with the appropriate equipment.
>
>If they are digital.
>
>Analog odometers (the kind with the spinny plastic numbers) must be run up
>manually, which takes agonizingly forever. I know; I've dunnit -- with
>an electric drill.
>
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