Odometer

I have a 2002 Suburban, no troubles until last week when the battery got drained because some bonehead :loser: left the rear hatch open all night. Now, every time I shut the truck off the trip odometer resets to 0, and the actual vehicle odometer reads ERROR. Is this a normal problem with these vehicles? Do I need a new instrument cluster?

I have a 2002 Suburban, no troubles until last week when the battery got drained because some bonehead :loser: left the rear hatch open all night. Now, every time I shut the truck off the trip odometer resets to 0, and the actual vehicle odometer reads ERROR. Is this a normal problem with these vehicles? Do I need a new instrument cluster?

Wow a 2002 with no miles now :)? JK, in all seriousness completely unhook the battery for atleast a few minutes for a complete drain out and restart. Not aware of any issues, but doesn't mean there aren't any.

I have a 2002 Suburban, no troubles until last week when the battery got drained because some bonehead :loser: left the rear hatch open all night. Now, every time I shut the truck off the trip odometer resets to 0, and the actual vehicle odometer reads ERROR. Is this a normal problem with these vehicles? Do I need a new instrument cluster?

IF with the battery drained all the way down my guess is the PCM got damaged when the battery was " JUMP STARTED ".

the dash cluster could also be damaged both do store mileage.

when the battery is dead best make sure no key in ignition , disconnect the ground at the battery and then charge the dead battery up for an hour or so. with some power in the battery less chances of damage.