QUOTE(Maskatu @ 24 Jun 2010, 16:06)
I think he is refering to the writings from the speedometer.... more exactly the 20,40,60,80,etc. marks.... he has to print a version that has miles and not km. When he drives the car and for example the speed limit is 30 miles/h, he will have to know that... and in order for the car to be registered, the car needs miles not km.
This is the easiest way to solve the problem.
It will be better if you can print out a sticker with both indications,i mean mph and km/h,for the speedometer.
I have an Mercury Milan,american car,and on the speedometer i have both indications(mph and km/h )
Have a look on the attached photo,maybe it will inspire you.
Regards.
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