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Username Post: Speedometer pegged!
Vaughn 
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Loc: Colorado Springs, CO
Reg: 08-08-04
 05-29-12 10:42 AM - Post#2231133    
    In response to n lines

If you do not have a mechanical speedometer - the electrical ones can peg when turned over or flipped, like when removing the dash. It will usually correct itself when the truck is restarted the first few times, otherwise you will just need to pull the faceplate off and manually turn the dial back to zero.
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