I'm sure I read somewhere about someone doing this with a narrow screwdriver, but having had a play with it I can't see how the drums will rotate freely in any way.
Anyone any thoughts please?
How to adjust mileage?
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Sharkojoints
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How to adjust mileage?
I found myself a new Mazda 626 GA5R speedo in the scrappies today, but I can't figure out how to clock the speedo to the correct mileage for my Bongo.
I'm sure I read somewhere about someone doing this with a narrow screwdriver, but having had a play with it I can't see how the drums will rotate freely in any way.
Anyone any thoughts please?
I'm sure I read somewhere about someone doing this with a narrow screwdriver, but having had a play with it I can't see how the drums will rotate freely in any way.
Anyone any thoughts please?
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westonwarrior
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Re: How to adjust mileage?
Place a small screw driver between the dials and gently prise them apart they should then rotate freely start from one side and work accross I cant remember which
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dandywarhol
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Re: How to adjust mileage?
................................and of course, you wouldn't want to wind back too much, would you? 
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Re: How to adjust mileage?
dandywarhol wrote:................................and of course, you wouldn't want to wind back too much, would you?
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