2001 sonata speedometer
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Re: 2001 sonata speedometer
Thanks, is it easy to remover the speedometer/odometer assembly? also, is
there a way to set the odometer to the original reading?
"hyundaitech" <howitsac@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> There should be 2-3 phillips screws holding in the trim cover for the
> cluster. After you have the trim off, there are four phillips screws
> holding in the cluster.
>
there a way to set the odometer to the original reading?
"hyundaitech" <howitsac@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> There should be 2-3 phillips screws holding in the trim cover for the
> cluster. After you have the trim off, there are four phillips screws
> holding in the cluster.
>
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Re: 2001 sonata speedometer
BURNED IN? This odo is of the mechanical nature, it's not digital
just wondering if anyone had any experience with replacement of the
spedo/odo assemblies and if it is a difficult task?
"hyundaitech" <howitsac@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> It's pretty easy. The mileage may be able to be burned in, but you'll
have
> to find a speedo repair shop to do it and you'll need the old speedo as
> actual evidence of what the mileage was.
>
just wondering if anyone had any experience with replacement of the
spedo/odo assemblies and if it is a difficult task?
"hyundaitech" <howitsac@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> It's pretty easy. The mileage may be able to be burned in, but you'll
have
> to find a speedo repair shop to do it and you'll need the old speedo as
> actual evidence of what the mileage was.
>
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Re: 2001 sonata speedometer
Doron Levy wrote:
>
> BURNED IN? This odo is of the mechanical nature, it's not digital
>
> just wondering if anyone had any experience with replacement of the
> spedo/odo assemblies and if it is a difficult task?
>
> "hyundaitech" <howitsac@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:59408818df34b6b5fa004652a6b2eb87@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> > It's pretty easy. The mileage may be able to be burned in, but you'll
> have
> > to find a speedo repair shop to do it and you'll need the old speedo as
> > actual evidence of what the mileage was.
> >
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Doron,
I replaced a bad tach, and it's very simple. The clear plastic cover
and the black plastic base both have push tabs that are used to assemble
them. You should have a helper, and push down on each of the tabs for
the black plastic base cover at the same time and pull it off. There
are a few screws on the rear (two for the tach) that you unscrew and the
unit lifts out the front of the case.
Harry
>
> BURNED IN? This odo is of the mechanical nature, it's not digital
>
> just wondering if anyone had any experience with replacement of the
> spedo/odo assemblies and if it is a difficult task?
>
> "hyundaitech" <howitsac@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:59408818df34b6b5fa004652a6b2eb87@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> > It's pretty easy. The mileage may be able to be burned in, but you'll
> have
> > to find a speedo repair shop to do it and you'll need the old speedo as
> > actual evidence of what the mileage was.
> >
=============
Doron,
I replaced a bad tach, and it's very simple. The clear plastic cover
and the black plastic base both have push tabs that are used to assemble
them. You should have a helper, and push down on each of the tabs for
the black plastic base cover at the same time and pull it off. There
are a few screws on the rear (two for the tach) that you unscrew and the
unit lifts out the front of the case.
Harry
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