TACH-cluster replacement-resetting ODO?

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by MGargano

Unfortunately, this did not work. The mileage in the new cluster remained the same after disconnecting the battery

Out of curiosity, when you put your old one back in last night, did it read what it read before the great swap?


Lewis, how about trying the battery disconnected swap (in the name of science) before you return the wrong one?


By the way, last night I was doing some research on the parts that are going to be in the wrecked Yaris that I am picking up on Thursday. It is an 08, built in 08/2007. In the EPC I noticed that there was a bulletin (dated August 2, 2007) attached to the speedometer info. This is the first time that I've run into an attached bulletin when looking up parts. In the bulletin it says:

Eligible Parts
Programmed Digital Odometer replacement part numbers for Toyota and Scion vehicles are listed on the last two pages of this bulletin. Odometers should be ordered to be programmed to read the vehicle’s actual indicated mileage at the time of odometer replacement and must be ordered directly from the listed vendor (Denso or Yazaki)

In the Yaris section at the end it references the following part numbers:
83800-52B70
83800-52C70
83800-52E70
83800-52E80
83800-52E90
83800-52F00
83800-52F10
83800-52L00

[MGargano]

Originally Posted by CTScott

Out of curiosity, when you put your old one back in last night, did it read what it read before the great swap?

Yes