For Those That Have Different Clusters?

When you change your cluster to a different one, do you roll the odometer so it matches the vehicle's original odometer reading? The cluster I want has about 135k on it while mine says 114k...would I be able to roll back the 135k cluster to match my 114k?

 

It's illegal to do this, but you can do it.

 

**** it just roll it back to 50k. You're set.

JK don't do that.

 

I don't know how it works on other model hondas, but I know that on 92-95 civics you can remove the speedometer from your cluster and put it on the new cluster. There are 3 screws on that back that hold it on. Just take it off and put it on the new cluster. That is if your using a stock cluster in those years. If you get a jdm or a cluster thats not stock for that year than you can try and roll it back, but I wouldn't want to risk damaging the cluster.

 

I don't mind odometers being rolled or swapped, as long as it reflects the actual mileage of the motor in your car.

 

Just swap the odometer/speedometer portion into your new cluster.