2017-10-10
Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) or Check Engine Light illuminated
Odometer reading displaying as N/A or showing incorrect information
Inaccurate mileage displayed on the instrument cluster
Possible issues with vehicle registration or compliance
Potential difficulties during emission testing or inspections
ECM/PCM replacement or reprogramming without updating the odometer value
Incorrect programming or calibration of the ECM/PCM
Faulty or incompatible ECM/PCM software
Electrical or communication issues between the ECM/PCM and the instrument cluster
Engine Control Module (ECM): ECM is the part of the car computer that controls the engine system and performance. Problems lead to poor fuel economy, engine stalling & unwanted engine vibrations
Ensure that the ECM/PCM has been programmed or reprogrammed with the correct odometer reading
Verify the programming and calibration of the ECM/PCM and update it if necessary
Check for any software updates or patches provided by the manufacturer and apply them accordingly
Inspect the electrical connections and communication lines between the ECM/PCM and the instrument cluster, and repair any issues that are found