OEM Ford Aspire Speedometer

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Ford Aspire Speedometer allows drivers to know instantly how fast they are going and to drive in a safe and confident manner. The Ford Aspire shines in the crowded subcompact field with fuel-friendly four-cylinder engines that sip gas but deliver lively torque, dual airbags, and available anti-lock brakes that raise safety standards, and a cleverly tuned suspension of MacPherson struts up front with a torsion beam rear that keeps the ride composed on city potholes or winding back roads. Lightweight construction and an aerodynamic rounded body help the Aspire to soar through the air, saving fuel and reducing wind noise while its roomy interior, fold-down rear seat, and simple dashboard make everyday errands a breeze. Dependable build quality backed by the genuine parts program of Ford means owners have access to affordable maintenance and long service life, all backed by the trusted Ford reputation. Inside that neat dash, the Aspire Speedometer is the driver's main information center, fusing a fast sweeping analogue needle with a smart electronic display so speeds in miles or kilometers are easy to read even when the sun is bright. Linked either by cable or an electronic sensor to the transmission, the Speedometer monitors the rotation of the wheels and converts it to accurate road speed. The replacement Speedometer fits both two-door and four-door trims without any additional modification. Easy to install and simply disconnect battery, remove cluster, fix unit with its bracket, power, ground, illumination, and signal, refit trim, reconnect battery, and calibrate on short test drive.