Odometer not working....JUST the Odometer..Solution??
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Another option for repair - reman/repair
jdserro - the picture you posted don't show a Z9 or Z10 reference on the PCB. Could you point those out in your photo and re-post? This seems to be the first post of a successful fix for this "odometer no longer lit up" issue.
I did get this fixed on my 2005 Ram2500 Cummins. For me, the solution was to send my cluster in to United Radio in East Syracuse, NY. They can repair the cluster (actually, they have repaired/reman'd units and their turnaround time is fast). As a bonus, all the backlight bulbs were replaced, too, so my dash is fully illuminated at night, now, too. As in this thread, the only issue I was having with my cluster was that the odometer was no longer backlit. All the gauges worked correctly.
I did get this fixed on my 2005 Ram2500 Cummins. For me, the solution was to send my cluster in to United Radio in East Syracuse, NY. They can repair the cluster (actually, they have repaired/reman'd units and their turnaround time is fast). As a bonus, all the backlight bulbs were replaced, too, so my dash is fully illuminated at night, now, too. As in this thread, the only issue I was having with my cluster was that the odometer was no longer backlit. All the gauges worked correctly.
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I know this is an old thread but we had this problem as well. Thanks to the above posters for their advice. Our problem ended up being a bad solder joint at the odometer heat sink? I think that is what it is called. The white ceramic rectangle soldered to board. There are two. One for odometer and one for shift display. The odometer would be visible one day and not visible the next. Hit a bump and sometimes it would come back on. All fixed now with new solder. Again, thanks for pointing us in the right direction. Cheers
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