I just bought a 99 Acura CL cluster with 111k miles on it, and my car currently has 170,xxx. Is there a way I can add miles to the odometer w/o driving another 60k.

 

is it analog? you would have to take it out connect a drill to it and spin it till its at the desired reading, if its digital I have no idea

 

i dont know if thats possible esp. if its a digital mileage. and dont know if it is illegal or not.

best way is go to dmv and get that cluster certified or something that it is less miles than the car.

 

Acutally it's analog.

 

If the odometer is analog, and not directly attached as part of the Printed Circuit Board (PCB), you may be able to swap out PCB and use the original odometer. I don't remember how the 99 cluster looks like.

But, looking at the diagram for a 99 Accord, it looks like the odometer (digital?)may be part of the Printed Circuit Board (PCB):

http://www.slhondaparts.com/br...=true

Could you take a picture of the clusters you have? Also, why are you swapping the clusters, speedometer doesn't work, etc.?

 

its analog. you gotta turn the gears manually

 

If Ferris Bulers Day Off has taught us nothing else, we should of atleast learned that if you jack up a Ferrari and drive it in reverse, the miles dont roll back, keeping this in mind, you gotta drive it, I dont think you can crank it manually because I think theres supposed to be a safty tab in one of the drums to prevent someone from tampering with the ODO. Or, maybe thats only to stop you from rolling it backwards.

 

We are not here to break the law and that is what this is.