CustomWilly

questions:
1. well every post ive read it was a dx to a ex cluster im gessing my cx would be the same thing right?
2. is it relatively easy to jus swap out the milage from one cluster to another

EddieHatchBlack

serach some more yes.

once you have both clusters, its only 4 screws.

B96v6

...And some calibrating. Here is a write-up I posted when I swapped my DX unit for an SI unit. Your stock unit is the same as the DX unit, so everything will be the same. Here's a link to the archived post:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=276819

IM me if you have any other questions.

B96v6

s13_240sx_92

The speedometer/Odometer from EK Civics(not si) are all the same. Just open up the clusters from the front and swap the entire speedo/odo into the new one. You don't need to mess with removing needles unless you are getting an Si cluster. Its easy to do just four screws like said before.

madhatch

it works, thats how i did mine,,,

EddieHatchBlack

B96v6 I like the way you did yours, but i'm scared to do it. Especially with a Civic Type R Cluster.

tommyboy

I did it an even eiser way. You can also set the miles to what ever you want. Instead of removing the needles just swap out the entire spedo from your old cluster. All you have to do is remove four srews from the back of the cluster and the entire speedo pops out.

Folow these same steps with the new speedo, swapping the two with each other and you're done. Before screwing the new speedo back in, you can set the milage to whatever you want. My d16z6 came with 790,xxx miles on it, so thats what I set the milage to. Worked fine for me, hope this helps.

EddieHatchBlack

Umm we already covered that's how you switch out the speedo, but I was asking about an easy way to swap THE MILES ONLY.

vladd

rolling back the mileage on 96-00 civic clusters is way easy. i bought my cluster with 133k miles on it and set it to the correct mileage, 31k.