I just got a 95' GSR and apparently an airsoft gun is powerful enough to break the plastic in front of the cluster( I found out the hard way). Its really no big deal, but it is an eyesore to me. Can the plastic be removed, and replaced w/o replacing the entire cluster?

thanks

 

yes...just take out the cluster and remove the plastic...

 

thanks.... where would i find a replacement?

 

try the WTB thread here located in the classified.....or as always...EBAY

 

Where are you located? I have a whole GSR gauge cluster with Type R carbon overlay. PM me offer if interested.

Oh yeah...


This pic has the plastic off to show you can take it off...

 

I like the carbon fiber, but I would also like to keep my cluster( because of the mileage)...........thanks though........let me know if you will sell just the carbon fiber piece(if it comes out)

 

yes. there are just tabs that you have to push in.

 

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is it possible to change the milege? i just finished restoring a stolen teg but dont know how to fix my cluster to match my miles

 

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is it possible to change the milege? i just finished restoring a stolen teg but dont know how to fix my cluster to match my miles</TD></TR></TABLE>

probably not ..... a long time ago it used to be......but then used car salesmen whould alter the mileage to sell the car for more....... it is probably not possible today. ( i could be wrong )

 

Do a search on it, thre's a thread that tells you how to change the mileage for cluster swaps.

 

that plastic shield is only about 15 bucks at the dealer i believe

 

You can change the mileage..however, if your sneaky with it, youll get caught and even things like Carfax show odometer changes etc. Be honest, put the right mileage, and your doing the right thing. Just an FYI because I hate seeing people get scammed for high mileage cars.

 

that is what I was saying... I didnt want the entire cluster because I didnt want the incorrect mileage( that was before I found out it could be changed), If i was going to do the cluster instead of the shield then I would use my mileage.
basically I wanted the mileage to stay for my own purposes..
Honesty = best policy

bump for honesty