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Old 10-06-2005, 03:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question how to correct the needle on the speed doma?

i was painting the needle on the speed doma and the rpm i had to take those needle off in order to paint them but when i put them back in i think there off cuz when i'm driving, it says 70 mile per hour but it feels like i am going 60 mile per hour and i know the rpm is off for sure because the car reg. shift at 2 and a half but now its reading at 3 when it shifts.


Can anyone help me re-ajust this promblem..
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I assume at rest the speedo needle is @ zero? If not, it is just a press fit on the guage
Push it gently down to get it back to zero - Same for the tacho

Well, hat's how it is in my 91 Gen2
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the speedo dosnt real start moving till around 10 mph. what i did was put the car in drive and let it idel then i set it at zero. i'm only off by maybe 3 mph. as far as the tach you should have let the motor worm up and rememberd the rpm it idels at. then you put it on at the point.
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check with the car next to you or ask a friend to go right beside you.
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