So I bought the car with 7,xxx miles on it. It is a R-title and that didn't bother me because I knew buying it I would run it into the ground as my DD. I've had the car about 3 yrs now and it was around 41,xxx miles last time I looked. I keep it on the trip to see how many miles I get out of a tank. So last night I come out and get in and the total odometer flashed as I started it. The number was 419,297
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Good night you drive alot.
Yeah, but i bet a lot of stuffs been replaced on his car though. I doubt he would have any original parts left with that kind of mileage.
Time to confess...
I must have some type of electrical issue. It all started awhile back when I lost my low beam and daytime driving light on my passenger side. The high beam works though. I believe that and this are related. I'm going to try to find someone to look at it, I was told it was a bad ground.
I didn't drive that many miles...the car is original.
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I thought I had a lot on my 01 Z at 255,000 + miles when I traded in on my 03 LS sport with only 53,000 on it (yeah 200 thousand less miles!)
Its all about the pain...The Jewelry and Ink are just souvinirs
Unhook your battery for a few minutes, See if the odometer resets itself to the proper mileage.
I know Dodge has a whole instrument cluster reset procedure for when they go "screwy" Not sure if GM has similar.
I will try it if I remember but I don't think it will help since that memory is stored in the car ECM. I'm currently at 420,xxx
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