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Hi dave i created a new forum because the other was too long and i was losing track i called around today neither napa, autozone, or the dealerships knew of the ratio adapter-would you happen to know a site that has one becuase i keep striking out
thanks Justin
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Justin here
I just got off the phone with a dealer he said it will cost like $107 dollars and is coming from Michigan should I order it or do you know of any other place that might have it
thanks again
I just got off the phone with a dealer he said it will cost like $107 dollars and is coming from Michigan should I order it or do you know of any other place that might have it
thanks again
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Howdy, Wanna! Is this what you are looking for?
http://www.transmissioncenter.net/sp...n_______va.htm
http://www.transmissioncenter.net/sp...n_______va.htm
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Justin what kind of radio are you trying to install in your truck. I put a radio out of a 2005 neon in mine and the adapter cost me $22 at the local dodge dealer.
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hola thunderdog -sorry i just hate spainsh class
anyways yes that was exactly the link i was looking for thankyou i was going nuts ripping my hair out
have a good one justin
anyways yes that was exactly the link i was looking for thankyou i was going nuts ripping my hair out
have a good one justin
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Howdy, Wanna! Is this what you are looking for?
http://www.transmissioncenter.net/sp...n_______va.htm
http://www.transmissioncenter.net/sp...n_______va.htm
Oilcan64 - #54RA on that page would work fine. Use a GPS to figure your error percentage and order it up.
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I hate to hijack but I need a new one too because the factory OEM one quite. Truck is what's in my sig, 3.54 gears. The # on my adapter is 1153.
Which one of those from PATC am I going to need. The #54RA2 right? but I don't know what % I'm off (I hooked the VSS straight up to the pinion gear thingy and bypassed the adapter altogether so I can have OD) and I don't have access to a GPS. The speedo is showing a lot slower than I'm actually going so I need to speed up speedo reading.
Which one of those from PATC am I going to need. The #54RA2 right? but I don't know what % I'm off (I hooked the VSS straight up to the pinion gear thingy and bypassed the adapter altogether so I can have OD) and I don't have access to a GPS. The speedo is showing a lot slower than I'm actually going so I need to speed up speedo reading.
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plus if I drove that speed I'd definitely get nailed for speeding. I'm thinking I'm at least out 20-30+% highest speed limit here is 110km/h. If I drove your 60 that would be 100 km/h which in reality would be closer to 120-130 or more. That's an aside for the fact there isn't mileage markers, or at least none that I've noticed.
I was just hoping someone might know off hand how much I gotta speed up my speedometer for it to be accurate. it doesn't help that I have 255/85/16 tires but still... what I'll do is get my friend to drive a constant 100 km/h and see how fast that is for me.
Thanks anyways
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