What were the stock wheels and tyre diameters? And what tyre size's do you have at the moment? Increasing overall rolling diameter will affect the speedo.
I have a 7mge MA70 and the speedo reads more than it should, eg. 120k's when its actually doing 100 (tested this driving through one of those speedo checkers on the Hume Highway). I think it gets more innacurate the faster you go. I'm not too fussed but if its easy to fix I may as well do it. Anyone know what to do? It has 16inch wheels would this make much of a difference? cheers
What were the stock wheels and tyre diameters? And what tyre size's do you have at the moment? Increasing overall rolling diameter will affect the speedo.
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it sould be a few things causing it. a bit more info about the car please.
is it auto? is it manual?
if the car has had a diff change, maybe the same diff wasn't used. (there are 3.7, 3.9, 4.1, 4.3, 4.5 diff ratios available for the ma70)
if the car has had a gearbox change, the box may not have been a supra box. (ie getting a differant drive gear perhaps)
if its an auto and has the original 4.3 diff it should have a 21 tooth cog on the drive gear. not sure about the manual sorry.
when i first got mine on the road i had the original 4.3 diff, but the auto had been changed and i didn't change the cog, so i had a 19 tooth cog from a 3.9 diff in the box. at 100km my speedo read just about 120km also
to fix it i found my original box pulled the drive gear out and used the 21 teeth, was fine after that until i changed my wheels![]()
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not to that kind of exent, on 16" tyres you would need to have tyres as big if not bigger than the gurad to affect the speedo by 20%. original tyre size is 225/50 r16, my 18" rims with 40 profiles on afftect the speedo by about 4%. with my current config of tyres/diff/cog my speedo over reads by 5%Originally Posted by Negative Boost
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My brother has the same problem when gearbox was change!
Tyres are 225/55. Its a manual and as far as I know its stock gearbox and diff, but I didn't get a great deal of info from the previous owner about it so I can't be sure.
check engine number against engine number on chassis.
i know i change gearbox whenever i change the motor (so far anyway).
but yeah, you've got either a gearbox with the wrong speedo drive for the diff, or the wrong diff for the speedo drive.
its a half-empty, half-full thing
Elmo.
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