can anyone recommend somewhere i could have it re-calibrated?cheers
Izwyz
speedo reading
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speedo reading
My speedo appears to be about 5 mph out can anyone recommend somewhere i could have it re-calibrated?
cheers
Izwyz
can anyone recommend somewhere i could have it re-calibrated?cheers
Izwyz
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mister munkey
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Re: speedo reading
What wheel/tyre sizes are you shodded with?
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Re: speedo reading
215 65 15 (cheapo maxxis that came with it) on steel wheels front and rear.
it's a 4x4 diesel auto ('98)
Cheers
Izwyz
it's a 4x4 diesel auto ('98)
Cheers
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Re: speedo reading
I just popped the needle off (teaspoon as a lever, metal bit as a fulcrum) & repositioned it, bit fiddly, took a couple of goes, but it's now spot on with GPS. Have you checked your mile/km counter to see how close it is to GPS measured distance?
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Re: speedo reading
no i'll give that a go I have a garmin gps unit i'll try with that as probably more reliable than my tom tommissfixit70 wrote:I just popped the needle off (teaspoon as a lever, metal bit as a fulcrum) & repositioned it, bit fiddly, took a couple of goes, but it's now spot on with GPS. Have you checked your mile/km counter to see how close it is to GPS measured distance?
.regards
Izwyz