Jc803

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I've searched and cant find anything. I just want to know how to reset my trip miles. Its never bothered me before but its really bugging me now.

I've tried pushing the ****, pulling it, turning it, screaming at it, nothing works, it doesnt move. I cant even figure out why its there

Decadence75

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A single push is supposed to reset it. Sounds like you might have a faulty ****/switch in there.

M4N14C

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Push and hold?

billscamaros

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Different vehicle, different function .... but this might help ....

My '01 Suburban has a button that lets me switch between the odometer and trip odometer, and it also resets the trip odometer. It quit working.

I pulled the gauge cluster out and found that that both leads of the switch were soldered to the cluster, and one solder joint has broken. Re-soldered and it works. The solder joints for your reset switch might be bad and need to be fixed.

Jc803

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Thanks guys. I took everything out and found the problem. The button thing was stuck somehow. Like I said it wouldnt push it or turn, pull out, nothing. But I guess I got it unstuck and works just fine. While I was there I used a dremil to cut a couple wires or connections (not sure what you call them) in the motherboard for bulbs I wanted to turn off like ABS, air bag, seat belt, and a couple others.

fbody_brian

Why not just remove those bulbs?

Jc803

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In my lt1 camaro the bulbs just twist out. In the 99 TA they are soldered in. The cut then off all i had to do was touch the wire running to the bulb in the motherboard with the drehmil. Much easier than cutting the bulbs out

dailydriver

Some of the bulbs (especially the never burn out LED variety for the airbags and such) will just set off other default MIL indicator bulbs if removed from the cluster.

This will keep going on and on and on until you have a non functional cluster.

Ask me how i know this (I have an aftermarket racing steering wheel, with (obviously) NO airbag).

Jc803

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I just traced the little gold wire things in the mother board and only broke the ground wires and not the power wires running through multiple bulbs. Havent had a problem