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Jodys68 06-05-2018 02:04 PM

Engine hours And mileage
 
Does engine hours reflect mileage? Truck is a 2010 GMC Sierra slt with a 6.2. It has about 89,000 miles and engine hours is 210.

trxmxzx 06-05-2018 02:20 PM


Originally Posted by Jodys68 (Post 5440794)
Does engine hours reflect mileage? Truck is a 2010 GMC Sierra slt with a 6.2. It has about 89,000 miles and engine hours is 210.


423.8095238095238 mph damn


my 05 is off like that to idk why

Jodys68 06-05-2018 02:40 PM


Originally Posted by trxmxzx (Post 5440795)



423.8095238095238 mph damn


my 05 is off like that to idk why

Does it mean someone has messed with the computer?

R U Jimmy Ray 06-05-2018 07:28 PM

My old company truck, '04.5 Dmax started engine hours over at about 6,000. Don't know why. No reflash, no programers.... Just noticed one day it only had a few hours. Kept on counting hours after that, just reset itself!

swathdiver 06-07-2018 12:38 AM

Battery problems have a way of resetting the engine hour meter for some reason. Happened to mine 2 weeks ago. Happened before that 1800 hours ago.

07NBSChevy 06-16-2018 05:39 AM

Hours goes up even when idling.

I just hit 121,000 miles, and have 2092 hours.

swathdiver 06-18-2018 02:46 AM


Originally Posted by 07NBSChevy (Post 5441518)
Hours goes up even when idling.

I just hit 121,000 miles, and have 2092 hours.

That's almost 58 miles an hour, fast truck. Like most, it's probably inexplicably reset itself before.

_zebra 06-18-2018 04:31 PM

or it's mainly a highway driver for long trips. and it ain't so much an indicator of mileage but rather a potential indicator of whether it was driven mostly in town or on the interstate. the lower the average speed = more chance of a lot of stop & go, idling, and cold cycle driving (not driving long enough to get all the fluids up to temp).

it's a known issue that the hobbs meter can randomly reset, though, due to battery problems.

swathdiver 06-18-2018 10:38 PM


Originally Posted by _zebra (Post 5441665)
or it's mainly a highway driver for long trips...

That would have to be an average based on exclusive high speed use, no city driving and very little time for fueling or paying tolls at booths.

_zebra 06-19-2018 10:38 PM

psh... toll booths :)


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