it's not that simple of a procedure. you would need a new vehicle speed sensor and the wiring harnesses/connectors for a digital dash for sure (i.e. finding a junkyard car with a digital dash and using that wiring). you'll probably need some kind of detailed wiring schematics to figure out what wire connects where, and although i doubt it, i wouldn't really be surprised if the digital gauges use a different computer than analog.
i've heard of a very limited number of people not having trouble with the digital gauges. on the one i had, my tach was off by about 1000 rpm and the gauges didn't work at all when my parking lights were on.
i wouldn't think it'd be worth the hassle, but if you do decide to do it i can probably help you out more.
i've heard of a very limited number of people not having trouble with the digital gauges. on the one i had, my tach was off by about 1000 rpm and the gauges didn't work at all when my parking lights were on.
i wouldn't think it'd be worth the hassle, but if you do decide to do it i can probably help you out more.