On the 1985.5 and UP Porsche 944, the odometer reset button is just to the right of the instrument cluster set into the left side of the vent, disguised as a fin. Just give it a push and you're done.
However, when these were assembled in the factory, the workers put a dab of grease on the gear to keep it lubed. The problem with this is that the plastic, over time, breaks down because of this grease, which caused it to crumble in your fingers. You would get in your car, drive away and hit the reset button, only to have it not work.
Most folks would blame the fact the car/gears were moving when the button was pushed, but this is not the case. The fix for this problem is to replace the old gear with a newer NYLON gear. It's not a fix for the feint of heart as the whole instrument cluster has to be removed and the speedometer/odometer housing disassembled, gear put in, springs and gears realigned, (clean out old crumbled bits from the Odo gear being replaced) and then put back it all back together again. (Did this on two 944s. Not a hard job, just tricky).
Once replaced with the nylon gear, you should have NO fear of pushing that reset button again.
The Trip Odometer is normally reset by pushing and holding the reset button in. The odometer can not be reset.
You cannot reset the odometer in your car, however you can reset your trip odometer.
You can not reset the odometer. The trip meter can be reset by holding down the button.
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The trip opometer can be reset and doesn't change the odometer. The trip opometer can be reset and doesn't change the odometer. An odometer is a continual counter of distance and a trip odometer measures from point A to B and can be reset.
Press the RESET button.
no the odometer is for the car not the engine
no, installing a new engine will not reset the odometer, it's against the law to reset odometers.
The reset button is the black plastic stick next to the odometer. You hold it down for at least 2 seconds. Now if you want to reset the trip odometer that is on the selector switch lower right corner on the instrument panel.
Make sure odometer (ODO) is slelected (not trip odometer). Hold in odometer "reset" botton. Turn Igniotion to ON but do not start engine. Light will flash and go off. Turn Ignition OFF. Release "reset" button.
On most vehicles you simply push and hold the odometer reset button.On most vehicles you simply push and hold the odometer reset button.
Sit in the driver's seat. Put your seat belt on. With the key in the off position, press and hold in the odometer reset button. Turn the key one click (keep holding the odometer reset button in). Very shortly afterwards you will get a "RESET" (or similar) display. Release the odometer reset button. The display "RESET" will blink. While blinking press the odometer reset button again. That should do it.