[3B43]

OK guys.....I posted I clipped a deer two months ago, damaging the bike. I'll skip the disassembly/assembly/etc., BUT.....I got the bike back together this afternoon and started her up and.... The F'ing odometer now reads 99,999, not the correct milage. Yes, I had to unplug the instrument cluster to remove the front fairing, so I'm assuming that did it, but how do I get it back to the original mileage?

 

[Ricko]

You can't.

And you need a new cluster if you want to keep track of your maintenance.

 

[Wolverine1]

Wow, bummer! I've removed mine while taking fairings/plastics off for service and didn't suffer the same fate.

 

[forsythem]

I'd say WTF as well. I've had my dash unplugged for a few days, and it retained the odometer reading - I would have thought it would have stayed in memory.

 

[J.B.]

I thought that the total millage and that sort of information was stored in the main ECU, not in the gauge cluster. I think it just needs to be synched, though I don't know how.

 

[esoteric]

I thought I'd heard about a service bulletin or something about that..

 

[Ricko]

No more solutions than in June

https://www.ducati.ms/forums/44-multistrada/713466-miles.html

 

[3B43]

Surprise....Surprise! I got home from work, lite up my MTS and the odometer still said 99,999. I reset my 'units' & clock and....BINGO.....the odometer has 'reset' back to what it's suppose to be. Hmmm.....

 

[Wolverine1]

That's a pleasant surprise!

 

[aero52]

Surprise....Surprise! I got home from work, lite up my MTS and the odometer still said 99,999. I reset my 'units' & clock and....BINGO.....the odometer has 'reset' back to what it's suppose to be. Hmmm.....

you CHANGED units , km to Miles?!