<VV> Uh-ooh.... Monza speedo in a Corsa dash (humor?)

[Louis C. Armer,Jr.]

Hmmmm.....................SO this is why there are so MANY low 
mileage Corsa Turbo
Convertibles!!! <GGG>  ULTRA speedo conversions ...I love it and so 
will Mr. DeckRug.

FrontMan
DeckRug Enterprises Inc. Ltd. Esq.
Eastern Rep
LittleBig, Kentucky
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At 09:01 AM 2/25/2006, you wrote:
>You can repair the Corsa speedo.  The Monza speedo in a Corsa dash will
>read incorrectly because of the placement of the numbers on the dash.  I
>think  the springs are different.
>
>The die cast frame in the speedometer is the same for the Monza and
>Corsa.  The Corsa speedo typically wears the small plastic gear that
>drives the odometer numbers.  Remember that it is driving both the
>regular and the trip odometers.

big snippero

>   While the
>speedo is apart, you can clean up the number wheels on the odometers and
>replace any damaged ones.  If you are fitting the Corsa speedo from
>another car, you can set the odometer to the correct mileage for your
>car.
>
>John Ryall
>
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