i can tell u how to do it mate but it takes ages and u got to have steady hands

so could some1 tell me how to do it??? U2U me or email me!

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Originally posted by CorsAsh
i just did this to mine... if you keep your old clocks, when you come to sell your motor, put them back in - instant lower mileage! You don't have to worry about changing the reading on the new ones either...:thumbs:

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Well if you purchased a set of clocks with rev counter, all you need to do is 'clock' it to the mileage on your original clocks.

It's quite simple to do, obviously I do not condone people clocking their cars but in your case it will be ok as you are getting a replacement set of clocks and changing the mileage on your new speedo to reflect the same mileage as on the old ones.

On my Astra, all I had to do was take the old speedo unit out and fit it into the new clock housing as they are both the same size, but this cannot be done on the Corsa because the speedo unit differs in size between models with and without a rev counter.

well if u r doing that much milage mate dissconect your speedo cable and get one that goes on top of your dash as u wont put on milage on your speedo then mate always works

[Edited on 03-04-2003 by corsa2]

u have u2u

erm....thats illegal! Your service history would also bee f00ked up!

a service at say 67k miles, but the car only registers 33k (what i have now.)

hmmmm...any half wit would realise!

how much u want for it?

Can i change the mileage to my original mileage?

ive got a sport one mate complete dash with 67k on the clock with rev counter and it aint cable driven

where can i get from then?

yes iv got white dials, just take out old ones, change the bulbs and stick it on

iv gota 1.0 litre and mine has one, tho mines a corsa sting limited edition

the whole speedo, and rev, temp, fuel thing?

Or is that the separate ones....sorry...i meant the full cluster of dials as a direct replacement.

buy brand new mate, only £15 from places

any1 got?