Reply With QuoteAny clues on where to get one locally Wayne? I can only find them in the states and there seems to be a number of different models.
Master
any speedo corrector kit should do the job.
using GPS to read speed is not really a wise idea due to inaccuracy and the black-box algorithm to calculate your current speed....
Any clues on where to get one locally Wayne? I can only find them in the states and there seems to be a number of different models.
ChatterBox
SubscriberThat is the question Iain,I was wanting to find someone that had one fitted and which one and how difficult to fit.But no result as yet.I have seen the place in the U.S. but haven't bothered to call them as yet,as they don't list Land Rover on their web site.Originally Posted by chook73
Wayne
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Marks make one they say is suitable but I am not sure if or how well it works.......
YarnMaster
When I wanted to correct the speedo on my old Disco, I tried both types of electonic device that marks sell (I had used their cable drive correction unit in the past), but neither worked with the Disco sender.
I had to use a True Speed, which I bought from tombie, a member here, but I think he might be out of that business now.
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