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Old 08-27-2008, 01:12 PM
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Default Speedo adjustment on '02 Tundra

I've put 4.56 gears and disconnected the anti-lock system on my '02 Tundra prerunner. The speedo is now off 5 MPH at 45. Does anyone know of a chip or program that can adjust the speedo?
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Toyota's and Nissan's have a closed circuit electrical system which means that you cannot adjust things like the speedo with a external programmer.

The short answer is that there is no way to adjust the speedo on the first gen tundras.

Hypertech sells a inline calibrator for the 07+ Tundy's but those are specific to that gen.

The other product you could try is the tru-speed by superlift but honestly in my experience these are a total waste of money and time.

You could also try calling a local tach and speedo shop but they will probably give you the short answer.
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