ok so im driving to day and my odometer stopped working or at least i noticed it stopped. i was like shit fuck! so i talked to a guy i know and he said he has an entine cluster that he would give me but it reads like 190,000k and dont want to have it looking like thats my miles and so my question is, is their anyway to roll back the numbers since its not digital?
odometer question
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Matt94GT
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I dont think its easy, best bet is to find one with similar mileage or slightly under 
. Is yours digital? Could just need some tlc?
. Is yours digital? Could just need some tlc?
Whistler98
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Is anything else not working? It could be a fuse. Also I forget the name of the part like a speed sensor or something it is on the drive side of your tranny it could have went bad. It is what makes your mileage correct on your odometer. I might even have an extra 1 if I can find it. I thought mine was bad but it ended up just being a fuse.
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there is another thread on here about replacing the odometer gears in the cluster
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The odometer gears are prone to break on our cars. LRS sells a odometer gear kit to fix your problem. I think the part number is #LRS-172550G and is only $24.95. I hope this helps with your problem.
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yea my odometer went out on me, but iam unsure on how to fix it, really is it going to be on the tranny, or in the gauge cluster, if its the cluster then how do u get the damn thing open, ive been trying for while, any one with anything let me know please. :hammer:
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I think it's behind the cluster where the speedometer cable is located. Maybe someone else will chime in.
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Gents:
There is a nice T-Bird "how-to" at TCCoA.com. Run a search over there ("odometer") and a lot of threads will pop up and you will find the 'how-to' thread. Scarface is correct that there is a recent thread on this subject -- maybe a month old?
Chris
There is a nice T-Bird "how-to" at TCCoA.com. Run a search over there ("odometer") and a lot of threads will pop up and you will find the 'how-to' thread. Scarface is correct that there is a recent thread on this subject -- maybe a month old?
Chris
