Clock De-restriction

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Clock De-restriction

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Been searching on this and haven't really found out a clear way to do it, don't really wanna buy a mph/kmh converter, so is there a way you can just disabling it, cutting a wire or something? Has anyone got a guide or anything relating to the disc mod thing in the back of the clock? Cheers
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Re: Clock De-restriction

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take the clocks apart and pull the little tab off the rotating disc and your done.

If you take the clocks apart, rotate the needle to 180k you can see the tab on the disc make conact between two sensors, this is the little disc, just wobble it about until it snaps ok and your done.


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Re: Clock De-restriction

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or buy a £6 plug and play resistor

http://www.vfr.dk//Default.aspx?tabid=1 ... ntryId=484" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (3rd page)
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i would buy a motrax converter to be honest. Sorts the derestriction out and you can calculate your mph without looking twice at an unclear overlay!! They are accurate too!!
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Re: Clock De-restriction

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Cheers for that :) I rarely use my speedo, I find it easer to work it out via the rpm/gear
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Re: Clock De-restriction

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Then just unplug your speedo cable, problem solved ;)

The clock mod isn't difficult at all, the knob that resets the tripometer has a little philips screw in the end of it, it doesn't just pull out.
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Re: Clock De-restriction

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Is it this tab? or is it the switch that is passes through?
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i believe that is the tab that is the one i removed yet to test it tho
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Re: Clock De-restriction

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Thats the bad boy.

Check out 'speedy's reply to the thread below (2nd post) for pictures ;)

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