cossie-nutter

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Ok peeps I have a 2001 Bugeye WRX And I have just brought some 2001 Bugeye Sti (not dcd type) Clocks

My question is ? How easy are these to change over and is there anything I might have to do to get them to work and is it a straight forward change ?

Here is a pic of the clocks I have bought!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...ayphotohosting

wrx,sti

iTrader: (2)

No they fit strait in mate i done the same to my 03 wrx

wrx,sti

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thats not a bad price either

Green Classic 98

If anything like classic:

1. Undo 3 screws holding plastic casing around steering column/ ignition key, remove lower casing / drop upper casing.

2. Lower steering column via lever.

3. Undo two screws holding plastic clock facia and remove.

4. Remove 4 screws holding clocks in place (take care not to knock off trapped nut clips - can be hard to find if you do) and pull clocks forward to gain access to connection blocks.

5. Reassemble.

cossie-nutter

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Cheers guys, Is the speedo wire or cable ? and if it's cable how easy is it to get off ? (Ie to get your hands in to?)

DJ_Jon

iTrader: (7)

its a wire, only cables on early Classics IIRC

cossie-nutter

iTrader: (45)

Brilliant thank you buddy!

macca9077

iTrader: (1)

i was thinking about doing the same to my wrx but will the milage transfer on to the new clocks or will it have to be programmed?

Midlife......

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It's a straight swap but the miles will stay with the clocks, so your mileage will appear to have changed.

Shaun

cossie-nutter

iTrader: (45)

Cool I know someone who can change the mileage for me to what it should be so no probs there!

I should receive them early next week so can't wait to fit these now!

Midlife......

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Don't forget to set the rev counter to flash and beep

Shaun