Oem Guages?
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06-23-2008
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#3
06-24-2008
You must use 04+ gauge clusters in your truck. Check out ebay for used EDGE/SPORT cluster. Usually runs $30-60 for a complete used cluster. It's a direct swap, your basically replacing your cluster entirely. But...I am completely unsure about the mileage meter on 04+ trucks. So I mgiht be talking out my butt though. Don't know much about the 04+ trucks electronics.
The swap itsself is very very easy. There should be a how to to replace your bulbs...follow that to pull the cluster.
The swap itsself is very very easy. There should be a how to to replace your bulbs...follow that to pull the cluster.
#4
06-24-2008
Originally Posted by rwenzing
The odometer is stored in the cluster on all Rangers. 2003 and earlier use a mechanical odometer. 2004+ have a microprocessor in the cluster that stores the digital odo.
They have these now they are basially a sticker you put on over. You keep the same green light from behind
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2004-...QQcmdZViewItem
Last edited by Mykhael; 06-24-2008 at 07:51 AM.
#5
06-26-2008
Has anyone installed these yet (04+)? I don't see how they would work w/o removing stock overlay first.
I don't see how a sticker overlay could be installed w/o removing needles. I've installed indaglo over needles but those arn't sticky on the back.
As for the cluster swap I beleve the 00+ Focus keeps mileage in the ECU and the Odomoter. 04+ is probably the same. I am told that a Ford dealership can match the new odo to your current mileage but you also have to pay them to install it so it gets the exact milage at time of swap. The whole odo fraud thing.
#6
06-27-2008
#7
06-27-2008
You would have to take your time but here is how I see how you can do it without removing the needle. Kind of bow the material in the middle and slide it under the needle. Then carefully work it to the other side so the needle is now in the center and then place them. The only thing I would worry about is getting bumps or the sticker not perfectly matching up.
Zach
Zach
#8
06-27-2008
You would have to take your time but here is how I see how you can do it without removing the needle. Kind of bow the material in the middle and slide it under the needle. Then carefully work it to the other side so the needle is now in the center and then place them. The only thing I would worry about is getting bumps or the sticker not perfectly matching up.
Zach
Zach
I think with patience you could do this
Here are the install instructions for these
http://ebay.whitegauges.net/products...structions.gif
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