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Old 12-29-2005, 06:18 PM
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99 Cougar Speedometer Trouble

When I'm Driving My Speedometer Rises, When I Accelerate It Rises Even More To The Tune Of 50 Mph Speed W/speedometer Registering 150 Mph. Anyone Have Any Ideas?
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Old 12-31-2005, 03:15 AM
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Re: 99 Cougar Speedometer Trouble

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When I'm Driving My Speedometer Rises, When I Accelerate It Rises Even More To The Tune Of 50 Mph Speed W/speedometer Registering 150 Mph. Anyone Have Any Ideas?
Did you calibrate it? Take the covering for your guages off. Once you do that, adjust the left digital screen so that it shoulds your speed. Now, go on like the turnpike, turn on cruise control at 45 mph, now while your there just adjust your speed needle to 45 mph.... If you need to adjust anything else (gas, oil temp, RPM, etc) for the RPM, adjust the screen where the mph shows and just change it to the RPM, for the gas, easiest way is just take it to the gas station, fill 'er up and change it to the full, oil temp I believe you can adjust the same screen with RPM and speed..... Yeah, if you have any more problems you should check out the site www.newcougar.org , it has TONs of things concerning cougars and whatnot and how-to's and everything.... Hope this helps man!
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