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| *kennyd*914 |
 Sep 13 2005, 09:16 PM
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I'm looking for some assistance; I have recently joined the club and also picked up a 1974 1.8L (my last one was a '73 1.7L in 1985). As I'm in Canada, I picked up a metric speedometer but I don't believe that the conversion is as easy as a change over to a new speedometer. I believe that I require some adjusting as the speed doesn't match the readings. Is this a difficult procedure?
Any advise would be great. thanks. |
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