Chronometer and Odometer not reading correctly

I don't believe you can correct it. There were posts before ( a good while back) about an issue like this. Something went haywire and caused bad read outs.

I think I discovered on some proto 2 units where I had this problem that it may have been impacted when running at lower than 18 volts.

If you by chance are doing that, try again with the voltage closer to 18.  May not make a difference, but it's worth a try.

-Dave

C'mon haven't you ever watched Ferris Bueller?  Put it up on blocks and run it in reverse :-)

Bueller?  Bueller??

Ted S posted:

C'mon haven't you ever watched Ferris Bueller?  Put it up on blocks and run it in reverse :-)

Bueller?  Bueller??

Just don't touch it while its running!  ROTFLOL

I have several PS3 engine that have this error. One has about 16 hours with about 157,000 miles. It is a blur going around the track. I think it was Superman's personal ride. 

Others have had this happen as well. Some kind of glitch on the MTH board. Mine were all new so had no miles or time when purchased. My other new PS3 engines are ok though.

Try a factory reset with the remote. This will remove the engine from your remote. Re-enter the engine and then check the odometer and chrono. 

I had a MTH PS2 decapod that had the same issue. I did the reset and it was fine after that...

Tom

All right, thanks for your suggestions. Here is what I have done.

I did an “engine factory reset” and an “engine features reset”, no change in readings both were done with remote.

Put it on blocks and ran backwards, just added miles and time. Ha ha.

I also ran it for 15 minutes at 20 mph to test the accuracy and it added 5 miles and 20 minutes to the program.

So I guess it is what it is.

Thanks Arnold