When a 5spd swap is done can you use a manual cluster and have the gear indication gauge work properly
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Please do not delete your threads once your questions have been answered. No smart ass comments were given in this thread. Your question was about the part that manual clusters do not have. That was the ONLY answer that could be given.
You clearly haven't bothered trying to type coherently since our last interaction... now you're deleting threads and continuing to insult the people that are trying to help you. If you wish to remain a part of this community, I suggest you change your attitude.
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Originally posted by deevergote View PostThere are times when I'm on the highway in 5th, and I go to upshift...90 LX 4dr 5 spd 396,014 (sold 1/1/2022) - MRT: http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=201450
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Originally posted by deevergote View PostPlease do not delete your threads once your questions have been answered. No smart ass comments were given in this thread. Your question was about the part that manual clusters do not have. That was the ONLY answer that could be given.
You clearly haven't bothered trying to type coherently since our last interaction... now you're deleting threads and continuing to insult the people that are trying to help you. If you wish to remain a part of this community, I suggest you change your attitude.
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If we can't understand you, we can't help you. If we can't understand you, nothing you contribute is of any use to us. This is your last warning. If your next post is one giant run-on sentence that takes more effort to read than it does to respond to, you will be banned from this forum. As of this reply, your last post is your 29th. I'll be damned if you'll be allowed into the rest of the forum typing the incoherent gibberish that you currently offer. That's not how we do things around here.
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Originally posted by The G-Man View PostJust to follow up, have you seen a manual car that has a gear indicator in the cluster? If so, I want to see this. I'm sure it is possible, just never ran across it.
My wife's 6spd manual Mazda 3 sport has a gear indicator in the cluster......even flashes the gear number when you should shift. It's a fuel economy shift light. I never pay any attention to it...red line all the way!Last edited by GhostAccord; 04-19-2015, 08:15 AM.
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Originally posted by GhostAccord View PostAre we talking 90's Accords here? I have yet to see one! Would be cool to hook one up!
My wife's 6spd manual Mazda 3 sport has a gear indicator in the cluster......even flashes the gear number when you should shift. It's a fuel economy shift light. I never pay any attention to it...red line all the way!
I asked this question because I have never seen a manual cluster on an accord, but my parents owned a 76 triumph tr6 had gear shift indicator/ I think it only had neutral and reverse lights. That being said I assumed the manual cluster had a gear gauge, but thats my mistake.
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Originally posted by sonikaccord View PostShouldn't be too hard...some LEDs, a magnet and some reed switches could do it. Just have to figure out how and where to mount the switches.
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