Bought a UK set of clocks for my KM car
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Once fitted will the odometer count in KM or miles? I got one with a very similar mileage 65k on the new set, mine has done 66k when converted from km.
If it will count in KM is it possible to just extract the MPH speed dial and fit that?
This is going to be a ******* isn't it!
If it will count in KM is it possible to just extract the MPH speed dial and fit that?
This is going to be a ******* isn't it!
Once fitted will the odometer count in KM or miles? I got one with a very similar mileage 65k on the new set, mine has done 66k when converted from km.
If it will count in KM is it possible to just extract the MPH speed dial and fit that?
This is going to be a ******* isn't it!
If it will count in KM is it possible to just extract the MPH speed dial and fit that?
This is going to be a ******* isn't it!

On the plus side you've just shaved off 1k miles lol
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I've been trying to find somewhere that can do that, no joy so far :/
To be fair it's only 1k mileage difference. I'd maybe just document it as best you can. I dare say the next owner might not even notice lol.
Edit: just thinking your service book will probably say 100k+ Km so it may raise a few questions lol
Edit: just thinking your service book will probably say 100k+ Km so it may raise a few questions lol
Last edited by MATT93; Nov 4, 2014 at 07:50 AM.
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Its easier to just fit a speedo convertor on the gearbox wiring, this will make your clocks read in MPH and count up in miles and effectively remove the speed limiter aswell. Then get your original mileage on the clocks corrected.
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