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I have an 04 si, (american ex, I think) and I want to change my gauges to the 04 sedan ones. I like the blue and white combo, and I don't want it to be completely blue. Is there some way that I can just buy a new cluster and swap through Honda and have it work properly? Thanks

 
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Are yours the coupe version with red rings and white numbers? If they are, it should be a direct swap. 03-04 sedan and coupe are the same if I'm not mistaken.

 
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yeah, mine is the orange and white, and the sedan is the blue and white. So should I just go to the dealership and buy a whole new cluster? Do you think they will be able to change them for me? My HU is blue, and the orange just makes the aesthetics look terrible imo

 
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Well imo just get one on ebay. I picked up the same one you're talking about for $100 in case the one I have now gets messed up. The dealer is gonna be alot more that that and prolly won't install for you. Really it's easy. Just take the bezel off and swap the cluster. The plugs should be the same. Only thing with trading clusters is the mileage will be different.

 
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hey, yeah that's the thing I'm worried about. I was in an install bay the other day, and that is what they told me. So my kilometres are going to go back? Isn't there a way I can do this without that happening? ebay...i'm going to go search right now

 
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Well if you get a cluster off a wrecked civic, you get whatever mileage it has. If you buy a new cluster, it starts at zero. Just document it and take pics of something just so you know the actual miles if you ever need to sell it. If you're lucky, there are some shops that can flash the new cluster with the original miles stored in your car's ecu.

 
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i wonder if there are any in canada that can do that. i'll ask. i'm really sick of my colours

 
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I might have my 02 Si cluster for sale:



But it's mainly in MPH... lower print in KM/h

I want the 03/04 sedan cluster too ... can you post pics of your gauges? is the Si the same as the SiR in canada? or is the Si like the american EX?

 
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si is american ex, sir is sir.