That definitely sounds like water in system. Where is fuse box? make sure its dry, only other thing to try is to get wifes hair dryer and sit it in, blowing behind the dash for a few hours to try and dry it off. other than that it will be an expensive diagnostic at the garage. Hope this helps
To reset the mileage on a Holden 2004 model, you may need to disconnect the vehicle's battery for a few minutes to reset the trip odometer. Alternatively, some Holden models have a reset button on the dashboard that allows you to reset the mileage manually. Consult the vehicle's manual for specific instructions on how to reset the mileage on your particular Holden model.
There is no way to change the trip computer to display MPG, except perhaps in the service centre, since the dashboard LCD which displays mileage is universal for metric and imperial countries (has both km and mile segments for displaying gas mileage).
No, it isn't illegal.
The light bulb may be burnt out for the dashboard display. The fuse for the dashboard display may be blown. The fuse can be found in the fuse box.
Did you recently replace the battery? If you did, the light resets to a lower setting. On your dash, check the button next to your mileage indicator. It usually is also a dial. Try turning that up.
The error message "no bus" means the computer systems within the vehicle is unable to communicate. A diagnostic tool is needed to determine the exact cause of the issue.
In computer technology, a circle with a line through it typically denotes a zero, as opposed to the letter 'O'. This is done to prevent confusion. Not sure if this is what you where looking for
No one can answer since it's illegal to roll back mileage.
computer. Usually that is. That way one cant just slap another odometer in a try to say that the car has less mileage on it.
First - it's illegal. That being said, the mileage can be turned back on mechanical odometers by opening the dashboard instrument cluster and physically rolling the miles back.
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Engine, body, and cluster all store the mileage.