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Mr 106	posted on 1st May 03 at 12:39
	in 106s it is as easy as a cable and a drill
digitalbanana	posted on 1st May 03 at 06:46
	what?? u listned to vaux...lol...of course they will say no...its illegal
andy hirst	posted on 30th Apr 03 at 23:49
	I wanted to do this, vaux said you cant, but i think ill have another go.
digitalbanana	posted on 30th Apr 03 at 18:35
	i poked the pin out...then changed the numbers and replaced the turquoise gears 1 by one... and i put some of corsa nuts blue led's in...looks trick....but can see the dial itself at times! lol....any1 got any tips?
Tam the diesel man	posted on 30th Apr 03 at 18:24
	quote: Originally posted by MattyB you undo the retaining pin, pull it out with pliers, flip the numbers accordingly then replace the pin. very easy. Matt i did that, no problems.
gareth9584	posted on 30th Apr 03 at 15:41
	all you need to do is disconnect the sender unit from the gear box and put the drill on2 the speedo cable.WARNING dont use the drill to fast because your dials will expload!
digitalbanana	posted on 27th Apr 03 at 16:01
	ive done it....not hard. but annoying at times.
cobra148	posted on 27th Apr 03 at 14:03
	Makes no difference if they are mechanical or electrical. The mileage can be altered on both.
Leven Cruise	posted on 27th Apr 03 at 13:31
	What year is your car? year of the car you got the dials from? Did you have to connect it via a big cable behind the dash... if so, then you cannot clock these dialsets as they are mechanical.
digitalbanana	posted on 27th Apr 03 at 13:04
	it is electrical i think.... it has a motor to turn the numbers. There is no retaining clip on the rev counter one...it is transparent plastic with just a hole on each side for the spindles that change the mileage.
cobra148	posted on 27th Apr 03 at 12:36
	Easiest option might be to swap the actual counter over from one dash to the other if your worried about turning the numbers around.
Kris TD	posted on 27th Apr 03 at 12:15
	aslong as its not an electronnically controlled one, then you cant.
MattyB	posted on 27th Apr 03 at 12:07
	you undo the retaining pin, pull it out with pliers, flip the numbers accordingly then replace the pin. very easy. Matt
Makarus	posted on 27th Apr 03 at 11:47
	I am sure when you actually have the dash out you can run the clock backwards, dunno though to be honest. I would also like to know this as I am thinking of getting a rev counter dash for my car and I doubt I would get one with the same millage as mine.
digitalbanana	posted on 27th Apr 03 at 10:42
	I want to clock my speedo as my engine/car has only done 34772 miles, as said on old clock....but just got a new dash with rev. counter and it states 65700 something. I wanna cahnge the new clocks so they reflect the real mileage on the car....not almost double what it has done! U2U me or mail me at james@pixelhosts.com if u can help! Cheers all.