Is the last number on the odometer (not the trip) 1/10th of a km or is it a full km? that menas my car either has 21,000km or 210,000 km.Hopefully someone knows what i mean.

BJ White

 

I believe it is a tenth...

 

start up the car, travel a little bit, see if it turns in 1/10km or takes a full km to turn.

 

You dont believe how bad I would liek to start it and go for a drive but the alrge snowback and the car trialer it is sitting on stops me :/ Hopefully it is a 10th and it didnt roll over because 20,000 kms would be sweet but i dont think i am that ucky.Has really good compression though

BJ White

 

If it's anything like the U.S. versions that read in miles, it's actually the ones digit, not 1/10th.



-Ted

 

That means that i have 210,000 kms on it,least that means more then likely it had to be rebuilt or a new motor to still have good compression (been a while but i think 110-115)

BJ White