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im pretty sure that my clock is runnings slow...dunno why....is there a way to fix it? or do i have to get a new 1? i mean i dont HAVE to loook at the clock since my mob is in my pocket...but jus a tad dangerous when drivin
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8u8813f1uff wrote:im pretty sure that my clock is runnings slow...dunno why....is there a way to fix it? or do i have to get a new 1? i mean i dont HAVE to loook at the clock since my mob is in my pocket...but jus a tad dangerous when drivin
pull it out and put in oil pressure gauge or something better :D
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kookoo clock ftw!
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mine is a lazy clock as well! lol. good reason to put in a Oil pressue gauge
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take the lousy clock out and put in a Defi meter. Tat should make anyone really happy. Lolz
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Get your car tuned - your obviously losing a bit of power somewhere :lol:

Have a couple of spares of those lying around if that helps
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    But you gona change both gauges to match. what type of gauges will fit? wouldnt go for expensive, fancy ones. Just functional ones will do.
    As for the clock, just get a digital clock and stick it somewhere... :lol:
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    zuihoujueding wrote:But you gona change both gauges to match. what type of gauges will fit? wouldnt go for expensive, fancy ones. Just functional ones will do.
    As for the clock, just get a digital clock and stick it somewhere... :lol:
    any 2 inch gauge will fit i got oil pressure and temp in centre and volt on pillar all same style looks so much better
    and just use stereo clock
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