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Put a 1991 rear end into a 1988 sedan...

posted by  randblacks on  Tue May 22 14:26 CST 2012
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Now, like others have reported, my speedometer is way off. Apparently the rear end was from an ABS car, and of course, my 1988 is not. Both the speedometers were numbered the same (K10042) ..Art has mentioned there is a converter box behind the speedometer on the 1991. I may be able to get it, but I have no idea what it looks like. Any ideas? Keeping my fingers crossed it will still be there...

I replied to Art on another thread then thought I needed to start one of my own and not hi-jack the other thread.

As always -- thanks in advance for the help!

rabdyB






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