does odo mean overdrive is on or off and where is the button to turn it on or off?
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Asked by kvancleve May 14, 2008 at 10:46 AM about the 2001 Hyundai Santa Fe

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dvigano answered 15 years ago

I would think that ODO is referring to the ODOmeter. Simply "OD" normally refers to OverDrive.

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James answered 15 years ago

OD/O means overdrive is on. if your overdrive is off there will be nothing displayed.

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Abdulkadir answered 15 years ago

if the car is automatic it should be on the side of the stick u change the gear with.

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