Ok, so I got to work today and pulled into the space with 5999.8 showing on the odometer. When I came out for lunch, I started the truck and it showed 6000.0. WTF?!?!?! Now I wonder if it is adding miles other times I am not looking.

 

98Cobra,
Mine has done the same thing. It read like 3999.9 and next time I looked it read 4000!! I have no idea why. I wish it was the other way around, go in with 3999 come out and it says 3900. That would be neat!


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I experienced the same thing with mine a while back. I pulled in the garage with 24999.9 miles on the truck and the next day I went to go drive and it was a 25000. I wanted to see it change so bad and that happend. Damn computers

 

Well, it really makes me wonder how often it sneaks a tenth in here, and a tenth in there...it adds up. And with as much as I drive, I dont need fake miles on my odometer. Anyone else having this issue?

 

Just curious, anyone know how to disconnect the odometer in these trucks??

-Marcus

 

Now blackbolt thats not something to talk about in public. HEHEHE.

 

Then send me an e-mail and tell me how.

Also, you can e-mail me that article and I'll post it for you.

-Marcus

 

Get even with the computer. Put on larger diameter tires. hehehe

 

Mine's done it too. I just figured it got tired of sitting there not running and found an R/T to race while I was away...

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Can't do it on 99 & up. i think ford got wise when they got a million 97-98 leased F-150's back with 35,999 miles on each one of them

 

I wonder if this post should be combined with the post about them jumping forward when you start it...

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