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27-06-2006, 09:03 PM
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Fantastic Plastic
Join Date: Jan 2006
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Ok , after recently converting all my dash lights to blue led's , I have a mate with a Holden (
 : ) has asked me to change his too . Im yet to change the guage needles on my car yet / to allow the blue light to light them up more , but after reading about modding his dash lights I stumbled across a setting that the holden dash has - You can calibrate all the needles back to '0' zero for/while putting new needles or replacing the old needles back onto the guage shafts again.question.. Does anyone know if the AuII Xr dash has this kind of calibration mode ?, and if so how to access it , would be handy ?? cheers.
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Speedo/tacho/all guages calibration mode ?
Linear Mode
