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Re: odometer change [Re: dcg9381] #745894 08/22/06 03:19 AM

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St Louis

trythis

Mudrunner

i second that it is easier to move the onld to the new. They are built so that it is a pain in the rear to change. Swapping them can be a pain if the needles arent the same design, but it is doable.

Sold Truck: 89 DLX extra cab 4x4 22re Automatic/ New truck 97 T100 4x4 auto Sr5

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
odometer change	krauthead	08/19/06 07:46 PM
Re: odometer change	dcg9381	08/21/06 10:39 PM
Re: odometer change	trythis	08/22/06 03:19 AM
Re: odometer change	yotaman7	08/23/06 02:21 AM
Re: odometer change	Scerb	08/23/06 02:42 AM

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