How to add miles to a digital odometer?

I have a 2004 Ford Taurus. I had to get my whole dashboard replaced because the motor on the needle of the temperature guage broke. My miles are off by a lot now, and I was wondering if there was a way I could put it back to the correct miles. My car was at 189,000 miles and now it is at 133,000 miles.

Federal Law requires the Mechanic to adjust the Meter to the actual setting.
And/Or put a Label on the drivers door jamb to indicate the correct mileage adjustment, all for future buyers.
https://www.justice.gov/civil/case/federal-odometer-tampering-statutes

When you replace the odometer you should be able to set it ONE TIME and one time only… But if not you just need to write down the difference and put it somewhere safe so you can notify future owners of the difference.

Use a search engine to look for "mileage correction services". Whether legal or not, there are usually service providers who have the tools to set many digital odometers to whatever mileage you wish, although increasingly they're no longer able to be tampered with.

It requires the Ford Factory VCM tool and software to do this, Dealerships and licensed repair centers can do it. But not accessible to the general public, If it were every rag head used car dealer known to man would be lowering the mileage on they're vehicles. Although actual mileage is stored in the ECM it wouldn't stop the Rag Head from changing the odometer and claiming he had nothing to do with the tampering.

http://autorepair.about.com/