
Ford doesn't sell them and from there you just pull you cluster out pull your cluster apart and find a small circular motor on the back upper left of the odometer portion. It twists out and on the end of it you will find the rubber gear broke in half. Put on the new one and you are set.
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Why is the odometer not working on my Ford Explorer?
The solid state module inside the cluster drives the tiny electrical motors that turn the odometer and trip meter. You could take everything apart and look for a bad connection for the motors, or a cold solder on the circuit board somewhere. But the problem is in the cluster.
Why is my Ford F150 odometer blacked out?
The F-150, like every other vehicle out there, has its quirks and common issues. One of which is the famous "odometer blackout," a condition in which the digital odometer in the dash mysteriously disappears. The cause of the problem is a bad joint on the circuit board.
How to replace the instrument cluster on a Ford F150?
Ford F150: How to Repair Instrument Cluster Step 1 – Remove the instrument cluster. Use a trim panel tool to pop the knee bolster loose. Remove the two 7mm screws... Step 2 – Disassemble the instrument cluster. Remove the screws from the back of the cluster, then pull off the white... Featured ...
How do you remove the instrument panel on a Ford Ranger?
Drop the steering wheel down all the way, lift up on the panel, and disconnect any harnesses on the back, then remove the trim. Remove the four 7mm screws holding the instrument panel in place, pull it out slightly, and disconnect the harnesses on the back.

Anonymous
sorry it could be the sensor i dont know if it has a fuse for that but i would check the fuse box and see if there is a blown fuse i hope this will help you .
Anonymous
take it to your nearest dealership this is not a problem you can fix on your own also if you try to resale this car that will become an issue on the milage due to that issue
Tom Shanks
Since your speedometers work, the problem is in the gearing to the trip and mileage odometers. Simple problem, major pain to fix but, remove instrument cluster - you'll have to remove speedo cable to get it out. Use the old Mark I eyeball to check for broken parts. Might even have to drop steering column - disconnect air bag first!
Anonymous
OdometerGears.com has the gears and a pictorial on how to replace the broken gears to get the odometer work again. How to: http://www.odometergears.com/subpages/MustangHowTo.html The gears are $25.00 each and $4.00 shipping If both the drive and worm gear are bad the total is only $54.00 for both.
My odometer is not working in my 2004 Ford F150
Is the speedometer working? If not, then check and replace the speedometer sensor in the gearbox.
1992 ford f150 speedometer quit working and ABS light is on, also odometer is not working
where the speedometer cable goes into the transmission under the car, when removed from the trans there is a small gear that gets worn out over time.. that little gear or the entire speedometer cable needs to be replaced. An easy and inexpensive fix.
The speedometer in my 1997 Ford Escort works, but the odimeter doesn't. Does this rule out a broken cable? If so how to i fix the odometer. I think it stopped after I reset the trip odometer back to..
It sounds like you need a new speedometer head, the cable is good , spraying from the front would do nothing.
Step 1 – Remove the instrument cluster
Use a trim panel tool to pop the knee bolster loose. Remove the two 7mm screws behind the knee bolster on either side of the steering column. Use the trim panel tool and work your way around the trim piece surrounding the instrument cluster to pry it loose.
Step 2 – Disassemble the instrument cluster
Remove the screws from the back of the cluster, then pull off the white cover. Unplug the connector on the back and carefully separate the circuit board from the gauge assembly. Check the pins shown in Figure 7 to locate the bad joint, using a magnifying glass. If you have a bad joint (shown in Figure 8), use your soldering pencil to repair it.
