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Odometer: replaced broken gear, still not working . . . 850

posted by  Ozark Lee on  Mon Jul 27 14:43 CST 2009
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There are two styles of clusters when it comes to the stepper motor. The earlier style has a pigtail that comes off of the motor and plugs into a set of pins on the main cluster PC board. That type is hard to get wrong.

On the later style the stepper motor has an integrated PC board that plugs in over the pins from the main cluster. About half the time - unless you really press hard to seat the pc board connector - it won't properly seat and the odometer won't work.

If you have the latter type just try to re-seat the connector and it will likely work.

...Lee






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