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a while ago i found an article on swapping odometer readings between clusters out of ef el's.
I was wondering if anyone has a link or knows about this. It involves un soldering a chip and re soldering it into the cluster. |
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| Krytox |
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http://www.fordmods.com/forums/Changing ... s-d14.html
I've done a heap of them, its not really worth it. Get yourself a Police cluster with similar K's
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eboost wrote: a while ago i found an article on swapping odometer readings between clusters out of ef el's.
I was wondering if anyone has a link or knows about this. It involves un soldering a chip and re soldering it into the cluster. its in the technical docs under changing instruments http://www.fordmods.com/forums/Changing ... s-d14.html |
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| eboost |
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thanks guys for your help. It says it requires special tools to change cos its heat sensetive? WIll a normal soldering iron work or will it damage it? Do i need a "special one"?
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| Krytox |
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Normal 30-40 watt iron will do.
I found it easier to heat all legs up with a flat tip, and use a 'angle grinded' down Stanley knife blade to get under the chip. (you need to grind it to get past a capacitor so you can get under the chip) As for heat, I haven't killed one yet. Just don't go overboard and cook it. The biggest problem with removal is you'll lift the tracks off the pcb.
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| eboost |
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tracks off the pcb? what does this mean. sorry
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The foil on the circuit board is glued on.
Its etched away to make tracks for the circuit board. When your trying to remove parts that have been there a while and with minimal heat, sometimes the tracks stay attached to the semiconductors legs!
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is there another way to do this as in a non solder way ?
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| XRfairmont67 |
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muncher2002 wrote: is there another way to do this as in a non solder way ? yes there is ... Krytox wrote: Get yourself a Police cluster with similar K's
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you always hear ppl say things like "i got a mate for $50 he will turn back the clock for ya"
who is this mate??? i understand it is illegal to fiddle with the k's but if it legitimate as in cluster change, i dont see a problem. there must be some where that can do it via a computer or something
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Generally that's on analogue odometer not digital, but I'd assume there is a way, just that shonky $50 mate most likely can't.
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| Krytox |
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I made a device that can 'drive' the cluster forward, I reset a cluster to 0k's in a matter of weeks.
I lent it to a member on these forums and he wound a lower K's cluster to match his 'original' amount (around 50,000k's in a few days.) Yes you can do it fast, but requires large voltage on a 5v rail. but, as above, find a cluster with similar k's!
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