gauge needles now are wrong
04-14-2008, 08:10 AM
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RE: gauge needles now are wrong
ORIGINAL: blkthndr03
why would you want inaccurate gauges in your car the way i proposed takes all of 5 minutes to acomplish
lol! Don't do it that way! Just guess and then take it for a spin. If its off by a few just reguess where the needle needs to be a take it for another drive. It only took me a few tries to get mine right.
04-14-2008, 01:14 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: PA
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RE: gauge needles now are wrong
[blockquote]quote:
ORIGINAL: blkthndr03
[blockquote]quote:
lol! Don't do it that way! Just guess and then take it for a spin. If its off by a few just reguess where the needle needs to be a take it for another drive. It only took me a few tries to get mine right.[/blockquote]
why would you want inaccurate gauges in your car the way i proposed takes all of 5 minutes to acomplish
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Why? Because driving down the road fooling around with your gauges is not safe in the least bit maybe?
ORIGINAL: blkthndr03
[blockquote]quote:
lol! Don't do it that way! Just guess and then take it for a spin. If its off by a few just reguess where the needle needs to be a take it for another drive. It only took me a few tries to get mine right.[/blockquote]
why would you want inaccurate gauges in your car the way i proposed takes all of 5 minutes to acomplish
[/blockquote]
Why? Because driving down the road fooling around with your gauges is not safe in the least bit maybe?
it doesnt mean to go down the raod at mach 2 and reset the gauge it can be accomplished going 5 or 10 mph in a controlled environment such as a parking lot etc.
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