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ThemWyatts |
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Can anyone please tell me or show me (with pics) Where the trip odometer reset was originally installed? It eems that the previous owner thought this might be a bright idea to have it come out of the dash. By doing this, he left a metal prong protruding out of the dash. When you pull the prong cable comes snaking out of the dash. I have searched high and low to find a knob that will work. No luck. If anyone could please help me, I would greatly appreciate it.
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Michael J |
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Look right under where the cable comes out of the dash now. The cable and knob pointed straight down. Should be a hole in the dash frame. Knobs are really hard to come by on there own and you will need a nut to hold the cable in the hole. Good Luck.
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