Odometer doesn't light is there a fuse for it

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The odometer light is incorporated with the dash light circuit. If all other dash lights are operational, suspect a burned out bulb

if its just the light not working means one of the light fuse to your odometer got burnt or died out or even just being loose however you will need to visit a garage to replace the IGN 0 fuse. if you want to do it yourself check on the fuses with label 15 but would advise you visit a garage lighting specialist.

where is located brake light fuse on a Lincoln ls 2000

definitely a ground problem. although if it was you would blow a fuse.

The gauge In the dash is electronic and the gauge could be bad. My odometer doesn't work but seedo does found that its all electronic

It means your car needs an oil change, based on mileage. If you take your car to get the oil changed, they can reset the light for you. If you want the light off now, try holding in the odometer reset button, with the key on but engine off, until little dashes appear then one by one dissapear. This procedure may need to be done either on the odometer total mileage or trip A mileage or trip B mileage.

Step 1: Have car off.

Step 2: Push and hold in trip reset button.

Step 3: While still holding button in, turn key to ON, but engine off. Wait for the little dashes to appear and disapear. If it doesn't work on the odometer setting. before turning key off, switch to Trip A setting. If the procedure doesn't work on the odometer setting or Trip A, try Trip B setting.

Step 4: Turn key off. Then start car. Maint. required light should be off.

When a Honda Maint Req light blinks, but then stops, it is telling you to change your oil. If you don't change it, eventually, the maint req light will stay on. Here is how you reset the maint req light: 1) Turn they key to the II position
2) Turn the key to the off position, and push and hold in the odometer reset button
3) Turn they key back to the II position, while still holding the odometer button.
4) After about 10-15 seconds, the light should go off.
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With the igniition off, press and hold the odometer button, turn the key to the "on" position, but do not start the car. Keep the odometer button down until the oil light begins and ends flashing. Turn the key off, and then start car to see if it worked or not.

it is not a fuse the odometer is lighted by a LED (Light Emitting diode), this burns out, it is a VERY common problem, to repair it u must remove the cluster from the dash and send it out for repair, cost to repair the odometer is approx $200

You will need to pull out the instrument cluster and replace the bad bulb.