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 Post subject: digitcal cluster on a eb 2
Posted: Fri May 06, 2005 7:12 pm 
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hey ive got an eb 2 and i have the dodgey style cluster like everyone else

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... BIN_Stores
i want that on my car... ive seen LTDHO i think has one on fordforums and its been blue led'd and i F**k love it...

also cos the eb doesnt have door sensors they wouldnt work would they?? id need to put a switch type thing on all the doors wont i??

also will i be legally allowed to change the odo reading of it to match mine?

 

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 Post subject: Re: digitcal cluster on a eb 2
Posted: Fri May 06, 2005 10:04 pm 
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also will i be legally allowed to change the odo reading of it to match mine?


Yes, the odometer can be legally changed to match your previous one, it just can't be set lower.

 

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 Post subject: I AM CURRENTLY LOOKING AT DOING SAME - SAME EBAY ITEM!!!
Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2005 11:10 pm 
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:D :D G'day mate. I have a 93 EB series 1, and am wanting to purchase same cluster for it but don't know what mods etc... I will need, or how hard it is!! Anything you find out, can you keep me informed!? It would be appreciated. :D (email me at mattje@optusnet.com.au) Thanks.
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Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2005 12:57 am 
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According to Ford facts www.geocities.com/falconfacts/falcon/ebfalcon.html EB Series 2 start in April 1992.... which means a 1993 cant be a series 1...im confused
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Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2005 1:01 am 
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DEFINATELY series 1. Built may '93. There IS ALOT of confusion and varying opinions. How can I tell for sure!? I would think that Series 2 would be stamped as such on complience plate!? Any info would help. All standard no electric windows etc....

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Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2005 1:03 am 
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i purchased one of those dashes and had to return when i found out that my harness was missing some connectors and wiring...personally, i wouldnt be cutting and changing my wiring harness....id be looking for the front half of a harness that supprts this cluster and spending a day gutting out the interior and changing the complete front harness....i had sum fun doin this with my mates commodore, putting in a Calais harness ...took about a day & a half...but it was all worth it wen the car started up after putting it all back 2gether
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Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2005 1:23 am 
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i realised that link to the site didnt workk..this is wat it says..

Series II, almost a different model, arrived in April 1992 and, on the base model, brought body-coloured bumpers, glossy black door handles and GLi badges.
The new engine in Series II was a quieter, greatly improved 4L multi-point six cylinder, and it replaced both 3.9L units. Safety was the order of the day, with the EB II gaining foam-filled extra-strength roof pillars, a stronger roof, new seat belt lockers and optional ABS braking. In early 1993, a lap sash rear seat belt became standard - a first for an Australian car.

There ya go :) Hopefully that'll help ya
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Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2005 8:57 pm 
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Yeah - just found out mine actually IS series 2!! Sorry for confusion! Mine has all things mentioned by you above - GLI + center belt etc.... Oh well - MY GAIN!!! LOL...... (Not much of a gain though!) Thanks for your help.
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Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2005 10:30 am 
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g'day cobber

just been looking a the scematic if you've got all door sensors (not just front 2) all you'll need is some resistors a 180 + 1200ohm times 4. also you'll need indevidual wires from each door and one to the boot (you'll need a sensor there too.)

I'm putting one of these clusters in a f150 and am changing it green. anyone who's done a led conversion let's see some pics i'm keen to know how those narva led's work are they patchy behind the lcd.

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Posted: Thu Jun 23, 2005 11:00 pm 
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veeate wrote:
i purchased one of those dashes and had to return when i found out that my harness was missing some connectors and wiring...personally, i wouldnt be cutting and changing my wiring harness....id be looking for the front half of a harness that supprts this cluster and spending a day gutting out the interior and changing the complete front harness....i had sum fun doin this with my mates commodore, putting in a Calais harness ...took about a day & a half...but it was all worth it wen the car started up after putting it all back 2gether



i put one in my ED GLI i cut the plugs off and joined them to the plugs that came with the cluster.
and the door thingy i just disconected so they didnt open and close painted the glass flat black and put a bulldogs mascot on there.
if i done it again id try and make an adapter harness like the ones you get to put stereos in without messing with the car plug or the one on the stereo
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Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2005 1:24 am 
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Yeah, i put one in my ED, didn't like it, so took it out again, big job, cutting all the wire's and splicing them in etc ..

had the doors going too, need a relay on each door .
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