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Old 05-04-2004, 10:03 AM
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Odometer stopped working?

On my way to work this morning the odometer stopped at just over 80,000. The speedo, and tach still work. This happened once before, but only for a few days then started working again. Any idea what causes this, or how to fix?
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Re: Odometer stopped working?

Did you buy car used? If so how long ago?
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If the transmission is anything like the one in my 240 then it is probably the sensor on the transmission end. The 240 has a hard plastic gear that sends a signal to the odo depending on gear and rpms. Sometimes, especially if you are shifting hard, you'll break some teeth off and it will stop working then catch again for a while and so on and so forth. That or it might be a loose connection in the dash.
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