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Old Feb 4, 2009
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odometer swap

I'd like to swap out my existing cluster to a used one with a tach and have read here that it is a plug and play procedure. However, I'd like to swap out the old cluster odometer unit to the replacement cluster. Has anyone done this yet?
I do realize that it involves disassembling both clusters to do this, that is not a problem for me, but can it physically be accomplished?
Vehicle is a '00 Supercab 4X2 4.0 auto.
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Originally Posted by Redneckstone
Thanks Guy !
My bad........lol
 
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CLICKY CLICKY hells yeah!


dont let the how-to scare you. read it's entirety and take your time. you shouldn't have any issues.
 
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finally doin it

Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01
CLICKY CLICKY hells yeah!


dont let the how-to scare you. read it's entirety and take your time. you shouldn't have any issues.
Swapping out the cluster that is, your tutorial is the bomb !
Wish I had checked it out a couple of years ago when I first got the replacement cluster from eBay. It's been sitting in my garage still in the box, but like a kid on Christmas morning, I immediately tore into it's odometer innards and probably broke something plastic, thats why it's been sitting.
But now, armed with your tutorial I am ready to tackle it again
BTW, things mechanical don't scare me, been wrenching for the past 30 years, still got a lot to learn yet.........
 
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Originally Posted by jkl2455
Swapping out the cluster that is, your tutorial is the bomb !

BTW, things mechanical don't scare me, been wrenching for the past 30 years, still got a lot to learn yet.........
Thanks!! Reading that last line makes me feel soooo young. lol. you've been wrenching 8 years longer than i've been on this earth! lol.
 
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