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LAXitives288 Oct 16, 2008 07:25 AM

Tripmeter issue
 
A few days ago I was replacing the head unit and in order to do this I had to remove the old head unit and mess of wires that were left there by the previous owner. While removing the old mess I found out there were some shorts in the existing radio wiring, so basically I rewired the whole radio and boost controller (mounted in the other din). After doing all that my tripmeter has started to malfuntion. Every time that I shuit the car down the tripmeter resets to zero. The odometer is fine. It still counts the miles racked up on the previous drive and seems to be functioning perfectly. Once the car is running, the tripmeter records the miles, its when the car gets shut down that it resets to zero. Can anyone shed some light on this situation?

Sideo Oct 16, 2008 12:56 PM

when i disconnect my battery it resets the trip odometer, mabye the constant power line to it got disconnected or something.

drew32 Oct 16, 2008 02:19 PM

Your head unit is still working? When I first had my car i was having the trip problem too. I remember when i was installing my headunit in the car (didnt have one when i bought it) i couldnt get it to power. Found out that my fuse was blown. When i replaced the fuse the headunit started working and so did my trip. When you rewired the headunit did you still use the same wires to power it or did u run it from another fuse?

LAXitives288 Oct 17, 2008 06:24 AM

I ran striaght from the battery because its mounted inside the cabin. I guess i'll check my wiring.

drew32 Oct 17, 2008 07:57 AM

Check your fuses I bet one is blown.

gafu mazda Oct 17, 2008 12:41 PM

IIRC the interior light should work off the same fuse as well.If THAT isn't working then it's definitely the fuse.I have the same problem,but I keep blowing mine,so I gave up.Good Luck


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