Guage Cluster install problem
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Guage Cluster install problem
Hey all:
I'm new here to the Forum and have a question.
I've got a 2000 neon base model, that came with the boring guages. I recently bought a factory white faced guage cluster with a Tach. I bought this used from a local junk yard. I put it in and everything works except that the newer cluster has the old milage on it. The car has 128xxx on it and the new cluster says 72xxx. I want it to be correct, so is there any way to get the new cluster to read the old milage??? Any help would be great. Thanks in advanced.
I'm new here to the Forum and have a question.
I've got a 2000 neon base model, that came with the boring guages. I recently bought a factory white faced guage cluster with a Tach. I bought this used from a local junk yard. I put it in and everything works except that the newer cluster has the old milage on it. The car has 128xxx on it and the new cluster says 72xxx. I want it to be correct, so is there any way to get the new cluster to read the old milage??? Any help would be great. Thanks in advanced.
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#3
RE: Guage Cluster install problem
somewhere in the first gen subsection there is a little bit of information about adjusting the mileage on the gauge, it is illegal to turn it back unless the car has less miles than the "new" gauge, but if you want to change the mileage on the gauge to be acurate with what the car really has it is a grey area.
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RE: Guage Cluster install problem
It is not worth it to try to make it accurate the only legit way would have been to have a the dealer do it, that way the milage is still legal. If your registation has more miles on it than the car when you sell it, its hard to hide unless you sell it to an idiot.
#5
RE: Guage Cluster install problem
I have an '02 and I did the same thing and had the same problem. Its an easy fix you'll have to diss-assemble both the new and old clusters. then the odometer is just an LCD that can be unplugged and unscrewed from its circuit board. Then just put the lower milage odometer on the new cluster and you'll be all set!