Speedometer Changing Mileage Question *Please step inside*

Sammich

Active Member
Well since i had my battery cable not completely tightened when before i got it back from the body shop while taking it to the mechanic shop, it resulted in a melted dash/MPH gauge:



i've since gotten another dash and have done a little bit of work to it:



now i'm curious, the new dash has 113k on it and my old one 246k...is there a way to roll the miles up on the newer one i have so it can resemble closer what the mileage is on my car? I know this can open up controversary on people rolling back miles, but i'd really like to know if i can roll my miles up on this speedometer guage. Any help would be greatly appreciated
 

Sammich

Active Member
well that part of the speedo all got melted, so i realized this afternoon, after looking again, it wont work, i'd have to manipulate the actual numbers on what i have right now in the new one.
 


teggythaillest

New Member
I've done cuz I swapped mine an also wanted to know what my car had! I used a nail there is teeth on the side of each number just scrape down to what you want if no teeth then just scrape the number hope it helps
 


Sammich

Active Member
Samurai_Blue said:
http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=837111
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the instructions scare me w/ no pics, thanks though i'll read it more when i get home and see what i'm looking at.

teggythaillest said:
I've done cuz I swapped mine an also wanted to know what my car had! I used a nail there is teeth on the side of each number just scrape down to what you want if no teeth then just scrape the number hope it helps
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hmm...someone on g2ic mentioned finding something to fit where the speedocable goes and getting a drill and running it up
 
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