Tachometer For 2004 Civic VP

Discussion in 'Civic' started by jjszabo, Jul 8, 2004.

  1. jjszabo

    jjszabo Guest

    I have a 2004 Civic VP (Value Package). I would like to add a
    tachometer to it. I would like to buy either a new or slightly used
    EX gauge cluster and do a direct swap. My question is - since my
    odometer is digital, will the new odometer read my current milage or
    will it read the milage on the new odometer? Is the milage on my car
    stored in the ECU or in the speedometer itself? Any help would be
    appreciated - Thanking you in advance.

    Jeff
     
    jjszabo, Jul 8, 2004
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  2. jjszabo

    Lex Guest

    dude, its a cheap lil civic. non vtec. get over it.
     
    Lex, Jul 12, 2004
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  3. jjszabo

    ravelation Guest

    From: (Lex)
    wrote:
    By that same token said cheap vehicle has TONS of mods available. If the
    poster wants to change his dash, why shouldn't he? Is there a legitimate
    reason why he can't do what he's asking? He prolly doesn't care that YOU
    would think he's a poseur.


    I have a 2004 Civic VP (Value Package). I would like to add a tachometer
    to it. I would like to buy either a new or slightly used EX gauge
    cluster and do a direct swap. My question is - since my odometer is
    digital, will the new odometer read my current milage or will it read
    the milage on the new odometer? Is the milage on my car stored in the
    ECU or in the speedometer itself? Any help would be appreciated -
    Thanking you in advance.
    Jeff
     
    ravelation, Jul 12, 2004
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  4. jjszabo

    Sebastian Guest

    Jeff,

    In your 2004 Civic the mileage in the odometer is stored in the
    instrument cluster. If you change the instrument cluster, the mileage
    your car shows will be that of the new cluster.

    I live in Canada (km/h) but purchased my Civic from the USA(Mph) so I
    had to do a cluster swap – learned from experience. Luckily I found a
    cluster that was only a few km's more than what the car actually had
    on it.

    Hope this helps,
    Sebastian
     
    Sebastian, Jul 12, 2004
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