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Changing the miles on an Odometer (Adding, not subtracting) 200 1980

posted by  6 volvos in the driveway on  Tue Mar 2 06:29 CST 2004
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First off... start off with the LOWEST mileage speedo you can find. They break easily. then start from there. Email me at runabout4fun@yahoo.com and I will show you how to take one apart... I spun one down to 000000, and another really high to match the speedo in my car. Easy to do, and doesn't take much to get it apart well, without breaking it.

Kevin






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