it will go back to 000,000 and start again.

Answered by mhpautos (expert)
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When if you exceed the limits of the odometer, in this case by driving one million miles, the odometer will start again at zero. Before the 6 digit odometers became common, you would see many cars that were over 100,000 miles and the odometer had "turned over". Million mile odometers were not common until the early 90's, so you will still see cars with the 5 digit odometer!
If there are any problem in your odometer, you can fix it by the a Odometer Correction Tool
Like the DP3 Digiprog3 :
http://www.xcardiag.com/wholesale/digipro3-odometer-correction-tool-mileage-tool.html

Answered by kaithy
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