Ditto. I will document the original mileage with a photo and newspaper with the current date just for "***** and giggles", or in case I do want to sell it. Its easier to keep track of exactly how many miles you have on your new engine that way anyway.

I plan on doing the same thing to my Toyota 4x4 after I drop the new engine in that as well, although its kinda silly because my speedo is all wrong from the gearing and tires anyway, lol.

~T.J.

 

 

When switching from an 85mph to the 130mph speedometer, I had the 130 in my hand and removed a c-clip and rolled the odo to exactly where I wanted it..........

The same number that was on my 85mph odo!

 

to take out the numbers you need to grind some metal or bend it , but its tough, ill look into it more, and write again, just try and see how it all works and see if it wil come apart

 

i did mine by taking them apart and using a dremel to roll mileage back to match new tranny and engine, pretty easy

 

No !! I was wrong. Like NimrodTT said, just get the speedo out of the cluster and roll the numbers up with a firm grip and they'll move for you without stripping anything out ( except my tenth mile wouldn't move, but who gives a **** ). My old one I was trying it on now reads 00000006.

 

Thanks it worked Great, Reset it to 0.





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