Instrument cluster
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Instrument cluster
Will a '91 Explorer cluster fit into a '94 Ranger?
It looks like it will. Now for question 2, can I set the odometer to read what mine already reads when I put the new cluster in?
It looks like it will. Now for question 2, can I set the odometer to read what mine already reads when I put the new cluster in?
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Do both trucks have the same # of cylinders? You might be able to switch out the odo section but you can't change the numbers! If they did you would have a bunch of 10,000 mile 1990 trucks at dealerships!!! Put out the crazy flapping around air guys and the ballons, All of our trucks are super low miles only driven by old ladies to get her cat food and to go to church!!
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Originally Posted by blue beast
Do both trucks have the same # of cylinders? You might be able to switch out the odo section but you can't change the numbers! If they did you would have a bunch of 10,000 mile 1990 trucks at dealerships!!! Put out the crazy flapping around air guys and the ballons, All of our trucks are super low miles only driven by old ladies to get her cat food and to go to church!!
Hmm. I would like to keep the Odo the same and I want a tach. But.. if I can't switch the Odo, then I wont do this.
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