What is the reason for the Skoda dashboard not displaying the total mileage?

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Olive
07/25/25 5:08am
The dashboard not showing the mileage is generally caused by issues with the vehicle's odometer sensor or wiring. It is recommended to visit the vehicle's after-sales service or a reputable auto repair shop for inspection to determine if there are any such problems. The vehicle dashboard mileage display comes in two types: the first is mechanical display, and the second is LCD display. Below is an introduction to Skoda: 1. Exterior: The vehicle adopts Skoda's new family design language, showcasing a simple, fashionable, and elegant styling with exquisite details that add the finishing touch. The most eye-catching feature is the integrated black panoramic sunroof, where the black element extends from the front of the roof to the middle, creating excellent visual extension and aesthetic appeal, as well as good cabin transparency. 2. Features: The newly added light-guide LED daytime running lights enhance the vehicle's luxurious and high-tech feel. The dual-tone floating exterior rearview mirrors add depth to the body's design. The sleek black shark fin antenna has a unique shape, is compact, stylish, dynamic, and effectively optimizes wind resistance, combining beauty with practicality. The taillights feature a dual-tone design style, with the C-shaped family design and LED light-guide light source offering high visibility, highlighting the vehicle's noble temperament.
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VanAlex
08/10/25 5:38pm
I've encountered quite a few instrument cluster issues with Škoda models before. The odometer not displaying total mileage usually stems from several common factors. Aging or damaged circuit boards inside the instrument cluster module are one of the main causes, especially in vehicles that are a few years old - this could be due to poor contact between electronic components or heat damage. Loose or corroded wiring connectors are also quite common, particularly in humid climates, which can interrupt signal transmission. Another key factor is software glitches in the vehicle's computer, such as communication protocol errors - sometimes restarting the system provides a temporary fix. A blown fuse could also cause display failure, so it's important to check the specific fuse for the instrument cluster in the fuse box. My advice is not to tinker with it yourself - connect a diagnostic scanner to the OBD port to read trouble codes, then take it to a professional repair shop. Random disassembly might cause more problems otherwise.
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