I forgot that two or three weeks ago I looked down and my odometer read zero. After a mile or so it was back to true mileage. A week ago I received the warning, “Car may not restart!” SVC said my HV battery coolant heater was fried as well as my 12v batt after supercharging. A week after replacement I looked down tonight and my odometer was at zero again and reset to true again after a mile or so. They did a firmware update last week so I know it’s not that. My concern is that it is a deeper seated issue. Anyone have this before?
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Odometer reset to zero twice
- Thread starter Hornedfrog1
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Pentium2004
Former Vendor
How do I get mine to reset to zero?
Siggy101
Member
Mine was reset to zero for a few days in about October last year.
Sadly, all the KM came back after a while.
Maybe try to sell the car while it's showing at zero for what you paid and then buy a new one....?
Sadly, all the KM came back after a while.
Maybe try to sell the car while it's showing at zero for what you paid and then buy a new one....?
Sounds like a communication issue between the cluster and the module that holds the odometer (or modules(s) if the system uses multiple copies) (would have expected dashes vs 0's though). I'd get it looked at. If SvC team contacts HQ, the engineers there will know what the potential root causes could be.
@verygreen @wk057 any thoughts?
Update. Three days later and now not only did the Odometer reset to another Zero while driving but at the same time, the instrument cluster (I have the radio information set up to show on the right side) said, "Radio AM 0" Once again it lasted for about 30 seconds before it popped back to normal information but can't say for sure because I was obviously watching traffic. My SVC is looking into this and multiple other issues going on at the same time.
Bigriver
Member
Any updates? Any diagnosis? I’m having intermittent 0 odometer, and the temperature also sometimes turns to dashes or gives a value that is totally wrong. I would also note that when my odometer returns to reading “normal,” it does miss some miles. It missed recording about 30 miles the first time and it skipped about 20 miles today.
Phillip L
Gas Passer
JohnnyG
Weee!
I've had this happen to me twice in the last week now. Additionally, my external thermometer readout resets and then my HVAC and radio reset as well before returning to normal. Definitely a bit worrisome and would love to hear what others have found our WRT this issue.
mnx
2018 M3P
I just had this happen to me this morning about 4 times. Odometer would show zero for a couple seconds. I only noticed because the car stopped making a sound for the turn signal at the same time.
Bigriver
Member
Yes! The turn signal not clicking is a part of the whole bag of problems along with odometer issues. For us the main problem was the LTE connection. They had to replace a receiver or something to get consistent data signal reception.
Siggy101
Member
I bought a new Model S. Never had the same problem again! Not the cheapest way but worked great!
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