So after thirty years, my speedo needle had enough of this world and broke off right at the edge of the holder. Does this part even exist? I will have to take the cluster out and apart to replace. Anyone know how the needle is held in?
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actually also of interest since im going to be in there, anyone also know of a sticker or background that has the primaries in KMph and Mph as secondary?
I’m also curious of this.
Toyota Land Cruiser KMH to MPH Speedo meter clocks. Dials
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This is the opposite of what you’ve asked for... but the only way I’ve found to get both mph and kph on the gauge...
I just ordered one - I will let you guys know how it fits.
That is one expensive "sticker" hahahaha
That is one expensive "sticker" hahahaha
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i may have a line on a canadian cluster that has kmph as primary and mph as secondary. now to figure out how the needle attaches.... surprised that not too many have had theirs pop smoke and gtfo
Do you remember the old days when you didn't go fast enough to need a speedometer? 
Left side is stock and right side is the sticker.
Maybe the sticker comes with instructions since you have to take off the needle to put it on. But I doubt it.
Do you remember the old days when you didn't go fast enough to need a speedometer?
Was gonna say that folks without turbo don’t accelerate fast enough to break their speedos...
I was able to remove the needle on one speedo by gently prying up using two spoons or equivalent.
I wonder if using a needle from a pre 90’s Toyota pickup/runner would work.
Good idea.
