Cluster Swap Question
#1
Cluster Swap Question
Okay, after 30 minutes of searching I decided just to ask.
I have a 1982 toyota pickup, has an sr5 tailgate, would like to swap in an sr5 cluster.
I have the choice of two SR5 clusters, one is from a 4wd 82 the other a 2wd 83.
I found out where I need to run a new tach wire, and they have the connectors attached with the harness cut, so I will have a guide for the wire colors, and the connectors look identical.
I have heard you need an oil sender instead of a switch, is this true even though the sr5 cluster has a light like the current cluster?
I am pretty anal about the mileage being correct. The clusters read around 280k each, I need to get it to 339k, Is this possible? How?
Thanks everybody.
I have a 1982 toyota pickup, has an sr5 tailgate, would like to swap in an sr5 cluster.
I have the choice of two SR5 clusters, one is from a 4wd 82 the other a 2wd 83.
I found out where I need to run a new tach wire, and they have the connectors attached with the harness cut, so I will have a guide for the wire colors, and the connectors look identical.
I have heard you need an oil sender instead of a switch, is this true even though the sr5 cluster has a light like the current cluster?
I am pretty anal about the mileage being correct. The clusters read around 280k each, I need to get it to 339k, Is this possible? How?
Thanks everybody.
#2
I would use the 82 cluster because it will probably be a perfect match for your stock wiring, as for the oil sending unit, you only need to change it if the cluster your swapping in has a gauge and the old cluster had a light. if the new cluster your swapping in has a light like your old one, then you won`t need to change the oil sending unit.
#6
I have no idea of how you would modify the odometer, ive heard of people on other forums swapping there original speedometer/odometer into the new cluster, but to me thats just to much work and theres always the posibility of breaking something.
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