check your odometer
Yes, as the odometer is placed in a conspicuous place. Also, it is required by many auto dealerships to check how much mileage is in a car, to ensure that it still functions.
In owner's manual see instrument cluster, see chart for "check light" which should footnote you to another section in the owner's manual. Here you'll find the procedure. I have an'05. To reset: have odometer (not trip odometer) display showing; push in the odometer reset knob; while holding it in turn the ignition switch to "ON" position; continue to hold the odometer reset knob for a minimum of 5 seconds. Odometer will show zeros or dashes indicating procedure is done.
Check the website for IPD. There are many positive reviews for their odometer repair kit.http://www.ipdusa.com/Volvo-200/Interior/Odometer-Repair-Kit/p-69-262-4566/Juan
check the fuse
The transmission will not shift properly if you try to disable the odometer. The check engine light and abs light will also come on.
They are the same, however, I have to advise you here, there are federal laws about odometer tampering, so you better check them, and apply them to your situation, before proceeding.
If the speedometer breaks, it effects the odometer. Check the speedometer cable it may be broken, even under the insulation.
Check the speed sensor.
Sorry, it can't be done. You have to change the whole unit because the odometer is tamperproof. Check with your Nissan dealer to see what your options are.
It is easiest to check for odometer tampering if the odometer is not digital. Look at the numbers and see if they all line up at the top and bottom. Unless a number is about to change the line of numbers should be straight and they should not jiggle when tapped. Get a free CarFax Odometer Report and look for discrepancies that might appear on mileage, look at the cars title and service records and compare mileage, and see if the cars wear and tear matches with the mileage.
there is something wrong with the wires. take it to a dealer to let them check it out!