How can i replace the motor? and what does it look like?94_240sx wrote:There's a small motor that runs them. It could be bad.
After only 84k miles? How come my friends s13s are all past 180k on their odometers and theres still works? gdam i have no fkn luck with this car and im trying to sell it too...Well if i change the cluster how will ppl know my car legitimately has low miles?blacksrjdm wrote:Try a different cluster. might have taken a poop on ya.
I realized that you have s14 after I post it. There's a motor on s13, but not sure on s14. If you really want to make it work, buy a used one off eBay and swap the whole thing or just the motor.Fairlady280Z wrote:
How can i replace the motor? and what does it look like?
Cant speak for your friends, but, seems to me that theirs still work, and for whatever reason, yours doesnt. I wouldnt spend too much time on why, I would just buy a diff cluster and make sure that it is the cluster and not anything else. If your selling it, provide the old cluster for proof of low mileage. Then again, the whole issue is then questionable, because how does the buyer know that you are being truthful anyway? How does anyone really know that this cluster hasnt been bad for 50000 miles. Not accusing just giving you other hypotheticals to consider. I would note that the title has low mileage with the short time of ownership, and so forth. Even with a working cluster with higher mileage, you should be able to convince the buyer of the low mileage.Fairlady280Z wrote:
After only 84k miles? How come my friends s13s are all past 180k on their odometers and theres still works? gdam i have no fkn luck with this car and im trying to sell it too...Well if i change the cluster how will ppl know my car legitimately has low miles?
yea thats exactly my predicament, the car is a KA-T S14, and i decided to put it up for sale this weekend with high hopes that at least hey the car has low miles on the chassis and original motor ...so no problems! But then the odo and trip have to break of all the things that matter for selling a car this old...do you think carfax shows the miles too? because when i got the title the tag agency said they didnt need the mileage because the car was +10 years oldblacksrjdm wrote:
Cant speak for your friends, but, seems to me that theirs still work, and for whatever reason, yours doesnt. I wouldnt spend too much time on why, I would just buy a diff cluster and make sure that it is the cluster and not anything else. If your selling it, provide the old cluster for proof of low mileage. Then again, the whole issue is then questionable, because how does the buyer know that you are being truthful anyway? How does anyone really know that this cluster hasnt been bad for 50000 miles. Not accusing just giving you other hypotheticals to consider. I would note that the title has low mileage with the short time of ownership, and so forth. Even with a working cluster with higher mileage, you should be able to convince the buyer of the low mileage.
Yes carfax does take the mileage into consideration. Just buy a new cluster and swap the 2 odometers. Problem solved! It's not that difficult.Fairlady280Z wrote:
yea thats exactly my predicament, the car is a KA-T S14, and i decided to put it up for sale this weekend with high hopes that at least hey the car has low miles on the chassis and original motor ...so no problems! But then the odo and trip have to break of all the things that matter for selling a car this old...do you think carfax shows the miles too? because when i got the title the tag agency said they didnt need the mileage because the car was +10 years old
Wait your S14 does this too?? so I dont just have a cursed S14? seriously this is the best news Ive heard all week lol. Thanks man, im gonna drive the car more see if itll finally roll over.BoBa524 wrote:my car does that all the time, whenever it reaches the 999s it gets stuck and doesnt want to roll over. Give it a few hundred miles, it will roll over.
oh good, so if it doesn't roll over on its own like BoBa said, i just swap the ODO from the new cluster onto my current one? Or swap my old ODO onto the new cluster and install that one?Nacho_240 wrote:
Yes carfax does take the mileage into consideration. Just buy a new cluster and swap the 2 odometers. Problem solved! It's not that difficult.
That one. Or you could do what this guy said, but it takes MUCH longer.Fairlady280Z wrote:
Or swap my old ODO onto the new cluster and install that one?
Modified by Fairlady280Z at 9:51 AM 4/30/2009
tlkq wrote:Get a new cluster, take out the ODO and set it to the mileage of the old cluster, install new cluster. Done.