86 f150 trip meter
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I’ve pushed the reset button multiple times. I had trouble disconnecting the speedometer cable when removing the cluster and broke the retaining tab. Is it possible that the cable isn’t pushed in far enough? I would think that if the speedo works ( which it does) that the trip meter would also.
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I haven't looked at it that deep, but I would think it's just gearing inbetween the speedometer and the trip odometer. Looks like you are going to have to tear it apart again.
I have a old 65 mustang, and every time the odometer hits a bunch of 9's it stops working. I have pulled it apart a couple of times, and each time there is a little gear that pushes itself out the side of the gear box when the heavier load of all 9's comes around.
I have a old 65 mustang, and every time the odometer hits a bunch of 9's it stops working. I have pulled it apart a couple of times, and each time there is a little gear that pushes itself out the side of the gear box when the heavier load of all 9's comes around.
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Turns out that it was something simple. Took the cluster out and ran the speedo with a drill, trip meter didn't work. Took off the clear panel and it worked fine. Turns out that when I put the speedo in it wasn't seated all the way and it stuck out just far enough to keep the reset lever from returning all the way.
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12-12-2018 08:35 AM