Bigger tires is too slow, and makes fuel economy calculations bite. I don't know of any plastic gears to change the ratio. Even the the aspire is almost the same . There may be some mazda parts that come off of cars with 15 inch wheels, but have not looked into to it, I use a GPS.
Mine is indicating too slow, by about 12%. I am looking into taking the gear off of an aspire and affixing it to my sending unit. May not be the best method.
I hope to hear there is a direct replacement part.
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"CL4P-TP" - 93 Festiva L
Mine is indicating too slow, by about 12%. I am looking into taking the gear off of an aspire and affixing it to my sending unit. May not be the best method.
I hope to hear there is a direct replacement part.
I'm not sure about replacements but my last festiva also read 12% high vs my gps.
According to GPS speed, my speedo is running a bit fast, about 3-4MPH fast.
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AFAIK, there is no solution to this that is easy or economical. I'm searching for the right gears to make a gear reduction box. Basically, I'd cut the housing that bolts to the tranny in half and mount one end to the bottom of the box and the other to the removable top of the box. You could take the box apart and swap out gears to correct for your tire size.
That being said, the easist way would be to change your tire size to correct for a particular speed that you run as just changing tires isn't linear.
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