kph to mph conversion
23 September 2009, 11:59 PM
#2
very easy,i find the gearbox convertor easier/better to do rather than the behind the clocks convertor
fit it and job done,you just need to work out from say 75000 k/m THE REST is in miles
or,like i did,reversed the odometer digits to read what the should of done in mileage,think i went from 133000 back to 75000 or there abouts
fit it and job done,you just need to work out from say 75000 k/m THE REST is in miles
or,like i did,reversed the odometer digits to read what the should of done in mileage,think i went from 133000 back to 75000 or there abouts
24 September 2009, 08:15 PM
#5
its easy enough.
remove the clock facia/plastic cover
remove the needle
remove the speedo dial
this will then reveal the odometer and how to remove it,few tabs need to be bent and a worm gear moved,all very easy
once the mileage digits unit is in your hand,you remove a bar at the top (this needs to be done by pliers) and NOT the side wheel.
then,its kinda like a rubix cube to adjust the units until you get the reading you want
thats from memory,was about a yr ago so there might be 1 or 2 steps i forgot but nothing hard
good luck
remove the clock facia/plastic cover
remove the needle
remove the speedo dial
this will then reveal the odometer and how to remove it,few tabs need to be bent and a worm gear moved,all very easy
once the mileage digits unit is in your hand,you remove a bar at the top (this needs to be done by pliers) and NOT the side wheel.
then,its kinda like a rubix cube to adjust the units until you get the reading you want
thats from memory,was about a yr ago so there might be 1 or 2 steps i forgot but nothing hard
good luck
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