aussie
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Anybody know about these, i cant find any with 150mph dials. only 120/140. Could you use any from a VW?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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I assume this is what you're thinking of:
Does look rather good (thats a Golf MK3 by the way)
Here's the link to the thread where I found the pic
Does look rather good (thats a Golf MK3 by the way)
Here's the link to the thread where I found the pic
aussie
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just had a look mines 150 ...i dunno why i thought they were 160 though on the dials
...134 max speed on the road (if thats what u meant)
...134 max speed on the road (if thats what u meant)
aussie
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aussie
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nah i could be talking crap, but in my old corsa, i put GSI dials in and it worked fine, and they went to 140, whereas the old dials went to 120
they were gearbox driven though, mechanical not electrical
they were gearbox driven though, mechanical not electrical
All you're doing is changing over the numbers on the face of the dial. It won't auto correct for the new dials, don't be silly lol.
If you put thm on backwards or upside down will the needle spin round to meet it!?
If you change the whole clock set then it SHOULD compensate.
If you put thm on backwards or upside down will the needle spin round to meet it!?
If you change the whole clock set then it SHOULD compensate.
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How would you go about changing the clock set then? Easy job, or not? What about the Rev counter, notice its slightly less, not too bothered though. Usually when you hear the engine screaming its telling you to change gear 
If you're changing the clock set over from the same model vehicle it should be pish. Just remove the steering wheel, (may need to get some stereo type removal hooks/ends of a coathanger to pop down the sides) pull the clocks out as far as you can, waggle you're hand behind and remove all cables and clips (check the one you have in your hand to work out where they are).
Pull the thing free and swap for the other one!!
One thing I wanted to know though. On these later model cars where the mileage is digital, is this contained in the clockset or on the ECU? IE, if you swap the clocks over will the mileage be the same on the previous car?
Pull the thing free and swap for the other one!!
One thing I wanted to know though. On these later model cars where the mileage is digital, is this contained in the clockset or on the ECU? IE, if you swap the clocks over will the mileage be the same on the previous car?
Oh... I'm not looking at clocking my car either, don't think there are many clocks that are less than 50k out there!!
was just wondering thats all!
was just wondering thats all!
The mileage is in the clock itself so if you do get a replacement unit you'll have to get it changed...
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Bump. Would anyone be able to scan the 16v cupra dials, or have a spare set? I would do it, however i live on an island and my car is on the mainland. I have spoken to a few people and need to send a template for a quote.
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