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I need help on replacing replacing odometer on my new gauge cluster.

This is my situation I recently purchased a 98 CIVIC EX gauge cluster
to replace my stock 00 DX cluster, The only problem I have is the
different odometer readings. the new EX gauge cluster that I want to
install in my car reads 100K miles on it, but my stock only reads 50K
miles. Now what I want to know is there a step by step process I can do
to change the new odometer to read exacly like my stock odometer, or do
I have to take it to a pro?


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In article <soisauce1.vho4z@realcaraudio.com>, soisauce1
<soisauce1.vho4z@realcaraudio.com> wrote:

> I need help on replacing replacing odometer on my new gauge cluster.
>
> This is my situation I recently purchased a 98 CIVIC EX gauge cluster
> to replace my stock 00 DX cluster, The only problem I have is the
> different odometer readings. the new EX gauge cluster that I want to
> install in my car reads 100K miles on it, but my stock only reads 50K
> miles. Now what I want to know is there a step by step process I can do
> to change the new odometer to read exacly like my stock odometer, or do
> I have to take it to a pro?

take it to a pro--they made it really hard to do to keep people from
resetting them prior to selling their vehicles. It's against the law to
reset them in most states.