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'73.5T odometer/trip meter not working...

but the speedo is doing fine. How bad is it? Anyone knows how to fix that?

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Not good. Did you happen to try to reset while car was in motion??? There are some gears that get stripped easily within; plastic sadly. ;-(
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The car came w/o the odometer and trip meter working. Doesn't seem like big deal, but I'd like to know my mpg etc. And in case the fuel gauge "misinforms" me... I wouldn't want to get stuck pushing it too far.
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There's a tech article about fixing the odometer in the 911 tech areticle section of this site, I think it was wrtitten by Wayne. Is the 73.5 a mechanical or electrical speedo?

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