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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: South East Vic
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Was stuffing around with the dash and a few other bits this evening and I noticed all the connectors at the back of the rear dimister and the plastic fill peice where the trip computer/clock would be in higher models.
My question is, can I simply purchase a replacement trip computer or clock for an EL falcon and plug the wiring block into it? This wiring block is not being used at all at the moment, its just in a plastic holder and has a dozen or so wires running into it. Also, barring Ford themselves, anyone know where I could pick up a replacement trip computer or clock and a rough price? Cheers Jono
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1997 4.0L EL Falcon GLi Sedan Auto ---------------------- 2.5" Cat Back Mandrel Bent Exhaust to Two Lukey Sports Mufflers and a 3.5" Dump Pipe Lowered all round on King Spring Super Lows Tinted Windows, Pioneer MP3 Player and Audio System K&N High Flow Air Filter Mounted in Original Air Box Trip Computer NGK Sports Performance Leads NGK Sports Plugs Autotecnica Oil Catch Can
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97 El trip computer/clock
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