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  1. Agreed that it sounds internal to the cluster, as it's clearly getting signal from the speed sensor if the speedo and trip odo are working. I haven't had a round-dash cluster apart to see what makes it tick, but I assume there's a little stepper motor in there that turns the odometer. Stopping on 999 suggests something wasn't up to turning four wheels at once. Might be some schmutz binding up the mechanism. Hopefully it just stalled out the stepper, rather than breaking a little plastic gear somewhere. If it's like the square-dash cluster, it should come apart without too much fuss.
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