Hello. I have a 2005 volvo VNL and the odometer reads 150750.1 miles. It seems to me that it’s missing a number. I know have over a million miles but is it 1,150,750 or do I have 1,507,501. Please help
How to read my odometer??
Discussion in 'Volvo Forum' started by Supertrucker1982, Jan 17, 2019.
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.1 is a tenth of a mile,
So your odometer reads one hundred fifty thousand, seven hundred fifty and one tenth of a mile.
But you probably reached the odometer’s limits as far as placing a digit into the million place so it’s probably 1,150,750.1 miles. -
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It's also possible that the original odometer went kaput and had to be replaced at some point.
If that happened, it's SUPPOSED to be reported to you upon purchase...
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On that cluster style there is provision for million miles number but it’s also true in 2001 it. Was not the case. Note of both cluster it is possible to reprogram the cluster with the correct milage using Volvo software but the cluster involve need to have the same serial number than the truck. Also the eecu keep the total milage of vehicule in memory for reprograming reference if require. Ben
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Go on ebay and buy a fresh one that starts at zero
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When u change a cluster on Volvo it has to be programmed that puts mileage and parameters to match your vin it’s not a plug and play
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There is two possibility , use a blank cluster from dealer inventory and program milage and S N of the truck at the dealer garage OR order a clister through the dealer parts system already programmed with the correct SN and the milage you wish. That one will be plug and play.
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