For future references, lets say for instance that I buy a new gauge cluster which reads at 40,000 miles and I intially have about 200,000 miles. Would the gluster read what I initially have or would it stay at 40K??
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Stay at 40k.
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Originally posted by k_checo
Youd have to take apart the whole cluster and reset it manaully using a power drill. sounds stupid but is either that or taking it apart peice by peice.Henry R
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usually you can swap the whole assembly from the old cluster into the new one.
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do you mean that i can change the numbers like if i was changing time on a clock?Originally posted by AccrdkidComment
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Originally posted by k_checo
This sounds like a horrible way to trick someone when selling a car.
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