Altering Mileage on cossie clocks
Right was going to just change the mileage recorder from my orig clocks to the new ones. But think i will use everything of new clocks as that way i know its right and the speedo needle wont have been of etc. Only thing brings me to is how the hell can i alter the mileage on the clocks to match the cars?
Can you not remove the front glass then carefully move the dials around to match the originals ?
Use cotton buds so you don't scratch the numbers, or possibly a sharp point down the side to flick the 'cog' around
Use cotton buds so you don't scratch the numbers, or possibly a sharp point down the side to flick the 'cog' around
Originally Posted by Rhys
Sweet ok cheers Spadge will bring it up mate, do i need to bring any tool or anything to do it?


And no i don't mean Spiky
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Take it you will be increasing the shown miles lol
Know someone who did it on their cos, know they used a battery drill in reverse. Cant remember exactly how, but with the use of an old speedo cable would work, no damage or marks on dials, and as far as I remember all numbers lined up perfectly
Steve
Know someone who did it on their cos, know they used a battery drill in reverse. Cant remember exactly how, but with the use of an old speedo cable would work, no damage or marks on dials, and as far as I remember all numbers lined up perfectly
Steve
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