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le Asbo du Bling Talk Morgan Addict
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I'm about to go and sit in the garage so we can share a pint together now, don't know where my wife is  Jappo, Welcome you have now officially join the Aero club  A word to the wise, be careful what you buy it for Christmas as the other half will be looking 
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Another question chaps:
Speedo accuracy - according to my TomTom when the speedo indicates 100mph it is actually doing 87mph. Is it possible to recalibrate the speedo?
Thanks again! Not sure if you can re-calibrate. My S1 was always around 10% out. check the tyres you're running on - could be that they are lower profile than the original rubber and putting the speedo out? (or is that just an old wifes tale?)
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or recalibrate your tom tom  at least you can tell your mates that your morgan does over 200mph  dmat
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at least you can tell your mates that your morgan does over 200mph dmat dmat, You must still have your foot on the brake
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I'm about to go and sit in the garage so we can share a pint together now, don't know where my wife is Jappo, Welcome you have now officially join the Aero club A word to the wise, be careful what you buy it for Christmas as the other half will be looking Right, I have officially joined the Aero Club - so, where are the gigs, where are we all going to meet up, what should be blanked off as Morgan dates in my diary? I know the big one is at Prescott the weekend of the 25th July but there is also the Silverstone Classic that weekend. Anyone Morgan going to Silverstone?
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Another question chaps:
Speedo accuracy - according to my TomTom when the speedo indicates 100mph it is actually doing 87mph. Is it possible to recalibrate the speedo?
Thanks again! If the speedo is similar in design to those fitted to a Plus 4 it can be easily done. On the Plus 4 the digital display of total miles is toggled to trip miles by pressing a button on the speedometer. If you hold this button down while switching on the ignition the display will show a five digit number which calibrates the speedo. One of the digits will be flashing indicating that it is possible to change it. As far as I recall, changing the numbers to the right hand side of the display (tens and units) fine tunes the calibration. Pressing the button changes the flashing number whilst (I think) a continuous press moves to the next number. I found this out by chance and ended up with the speedo reading 120mph when I was actually doing 30mph. I would advise you make a note of the original number so you can put it back to where it was. I didn't so had a fair bit of trial and error to sort it out. Again, if I remember correctly, switching off the ignition stores the changes to the number. Presumably, when calibrating the speedo to the gps it should be done on a flat road.
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