300k

[PaleBlue90]

89 ranger, 2.9 5speed 4x4

i turned over 300K yesterday

 

[kunar]

30k

 

[koda6966]

Correct me if I'm wrong but.. you do realize that the white letter.. is tenths of a mile.. right?

 

[Shran]

That means I'm only at 16,000

 

[koda6966]

And I'm only at 47k

Actually.. is it possible to tell what the next number is? Sometimes I feel like my 147k is really 247..

 

[Dusty_Ranger]

im getting close to 300K on my 88

 

[Mechanickid]

I just rolled over 190k in my 91 sploder yesterday Dads is constantly rising on his 86. Its over 315k now lol.

 

[Valley Ranger]

rolled my 4.0 over to 300k doin a smoke show! gotta love it haha

 

[PaleBlue90]

when i bought it it read 119,58 im lost

 

[Buckeyes903]

So your at 330,000?
I take it 94 was the first year with a 1XX,XXX wheel?

 

[Original_Ranger84]

when i bought it it read 119,58 im lost

so that would mean it was actually 12K and you have put on 18k miles since you've owned it.

 

[koda6966]

230k maybe? I think the DMV might keep track of this..

 

[BlackBII]

My DD BII is at 241,000....

Gettin there!

It's not the Original motor though

 

[Sevensecondsuv]

when i bought it it read 119,58 im lost

Your ranger has the 5-digit plus tenth odometer. That odometer doesn't keep track of the hundred thousand digit.

So it had x01,195.8 miles on it when you bought it. The x probably being 1 or 2. Now it has x30,000.0 miles on it. So you've put 28804.2 miles on it and now it has 130,000 or 230,000 on it depending on what the x is.

1993 was the first year to have an odometer with a digit for the hundred thousand place.

 

[Buckeyes903]

1993 was the first year to have an odometer with a digit for the hundred thousand place.

Whoops, yeah didn't relieve it was a 90 or 89 in question, no idea why I thought it was a 93...