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what a pain in the butt........
So I take the '99 turbodiesel in for emmisions testing and the shop tells me since they can't read the odometer they can't test it. Every once in a while the odometer comes back to life - does anyone have a trick to get the numbers to show up even for a brief period of time?
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Get the odometer display screen and replace. Common on ebay.
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I don't see how being able to read an odometer has anything to do with emissions. Try another shop if you need it smogged before you fix the odometer.
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