Where can I get spedometer gears?
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SteelHeadz
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Jeep Speedometer Gears at Morris 4x4 Center . Try this one for comparison.
Bounty__Hunter
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Tacoma Speedometer - Home is the best place I've found, great prices and cheap shipping.
The charts say you need a 31t, closest I have here is a 30t. Tacoma Speedometer should be a lot cheaper than the above website.
The charts say you need a 31t, closest I have here is a 30t. Tacoma Speedometer should be a lot cheaper than the above website.
Bounty__Hunter
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I use one of these adjustable speedometer interface jobbies from Dakota Digital, adjustable for any gear ratio or tire size. $80. Works good for me because I run 2 different sizes of tires depending on street or trail.
Universal Speedometer Signal Interface
Universal Speedometer Signal Interface
Jesse
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Thank you all for all your help!
How far off do you think the 30t would be? And would it be better to go with 30t or 32t? I found both for about $20 on ebay.
How far off do you think the 30t would be? And would it be better to go with 30t or 32t? I found both for about $20 on ebay.
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Bounty__Hunter
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Have you contacted Tacoma Speedometer for a 31t?
Cabin_Guy
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Speaking of speedo gears... I heard on another site that ( I guess with newer model Jeeps) you dont have to play around with speedo gears when you change to bigger tires or rear end gearing, apparently you just take it into the dealer, they "flash" your computer and the computer will be able to pick up on the new ratios, accomodate for them and your speedo won't be out of wack.
true?
true?
Bounty__Hunter
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I know up to '06 you simply change out the speedo gear, not sure on '07+.
SteelHeadz
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True only if the size tire is in the selection menu of the ECU. For the most part, it can be calibrated pretty close.
PretorDepot
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I switched out mine on my '06 TJ and is was super easy. I went to quadratec and used their sizing chart. I think it was like $20 or so.
Jesse
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I just sent them an e-mail, so I'll keep everyone informed when i find out. Thank you all again for your help!
Jesse
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I literally JUST got a response from this and this is what they said:
I am currently out of stock of this gear, we normally buy these as needed
from the dealerships. The cost on these gears went up about 300 percent in
the last six months. Part number should be 52067631. Hope this helps.
Thanks
Mark
So I guess I'm back to my question from earlier. Is 30 or 32 better for me?
Bounty__Hunter
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Either will be off about 2-3mph.
Or spend the $80 and get the electronic speedo interface from Dakota Digital, and you can get it dead on. You will then be set for any future changes in tire size or gear ratio.
Or spend the $80 and get the electronic speedo interface from Dakota Digital, and you can get it dead on. You will then be set for any future changes in tire size or gear ratio.
Jesse
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How hard is it to install and set it up? Or did you have someone else do it for you?
Bounty__Hunter
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Pretty easy, I did it myself and I hate wiring anything. Let me know if you decide on it and I will let you know the settings that worked for me on the 4 switches.
I mounted mine beneath the dash so I can reach up underneath while driving and calibrate the speedo. It required running about 5 or 6 wires from beneath the dash to the speedo sending unit.
I mounted mine beneath the dash so I can reach up underneath while driving and calibrate the speedo. It required running about 5 or 6 wires from beneath the dash to the speedo sending unit.
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