Odo jumped 100,000 miles!!

I was driving to work last week and noticed that my Odo clock was on 99999 so I kept watching it to watch it turn the big 100,000 miles and then 1 mile later it it decides to jump to 200,000 miles.

Is there anyway to find why this happend and to correct it?

I was planning on selling the old girl soon but this has just made it alot harder! I had an mot done 2 months ago with correct milage and I did take photos of it changing from 99999 to 200,000 so I have sort of got proof that the milage is lower that it reads.

It's an n/a if it helps.

Any help would be very appreciated

thanks

Andy

Sorry but

Never heard of that before...??

With regard to the car, I'll give you £500 for it due to the high miles.....:d

Sorry I can't be more helpful..!

H.

 

Sorry but

Get another Odometer.

Is it a facelift car?

Is it a facelift car?

It's a 96 so it's 50/50 facelift. May I ask why mr Homer??

Possibly the car fighting back against the importer who clocked it in the first place?

Possibly the car fighting back against the importer who clocked it in the first place?

 

They do have long memories these cars.....

Possibly the car fighting back against the importer who clocked it in the first place?

 

Did wonder that myself.

Unlucky. Mine got stuck on 99999, I had to take the odo out and give it a nudge over the 100k, too honest for my own good

LMAO

Sorry.........

It's a 96 so it's 50/50 facelift. May I ask why mr Homer??

The facelift cars have a mechanical odo in the speedo, it's easier to 'clock' it back to the correct mileage than the electronic ones on the pre-facelift.

The facelift cars have a mechanical odo in the speedo, it's easier to 'clock' it back to the correct mileage than the electronic ones on the pre-facelift.

Oh yes, I forgot that the old ones had digital odo's. Sounds like it's defo facelift then.

most people i tell or ask seem to laugh!!!

its a pre facelift so its the digital one.

Interesting

made me think is their any way to turn the wife's clock back ?

have your mot's been recording miles if so its pretty obvious its just an error

Rich

most people i tell or ask seem to laugh!!!

 

its a pre facelift so its the digital one.

WTF??

The digital one jumped 100k...

your number "1" would have been removed in Japan so that the first time it' hits 100,000 it'll simply go back to 00000 then the second time it'll hit 200,000,

your number "1" would have been removed in Japan so that the first time it' hits 100,000 it'll simply go back to 00000 then the second time it'll hit 200,000,

If thats true .........that'll make a few 90K+ odo owners a bit nervous

your number "1" would have been removed in Japan so that the first time it' hits 100,000 it'll simply go back to 00000 then the second time it'll hit 200,000,

I'm confused...!!

EDIT - No I'm not....

If thats true .........that'll make a few 90K+ odo owners a bit nervous

it's not

it's not

and you are usually so honest .............i think you could (should) have left it a bit longer to fess up

Never heard of that before...??

 

With regard to the car, I'll give you £500 for it due to the high miles.....:d

 

Sorry I can't be more helpful..!

 

H.

£500, did you spot it was an NA

if it was a facelift you could just just paint the 2 black and carry on oblivious

Or on a pre facelift take the odo unit apart and break the contacts for the display of the last number