Possible Rolled Back Speedometer?
- Thread starter RTA Supra
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Well I know this probably wont make you feel any better about the millage on your potential car, I rolled back the odometer from 189k to 36k on my old 89T. It just made me feel batter when I looked at the odometer to see suck low millage. The odometer worked perfectly afterwards and still does. And of course I made it very clear the actual millage of the car and told the buyer what I did. And of by the way, the numbers still lined up normally after being changed. They actually looked a little weird before I did any thing.
Jeez, how dumb does someone have to be to admit commission of a federal offense on the internet.
heh, didn't know it was a federal offense but oh well. As long as I didn't try to deceive anyone it doesn't matter to me.
Meh, no big deal. After all each time someone here admits to yanking emissions equipment off they're doing the same thing. You violated USC 49, Chapter 325, Section 32703 (2):
"A person may not disconnect, reset, alter, or have disconnected, reset, or altered, an odometer of any motor vehicle intending to change the mileage registered by the odometer."
I suspect the Feds are en route to your location as we speak. Better get one of those tiny low rider steering wheels so you can drive with cuffs on
Funny but some Toyota service training manuals have detailed instructions and pictures on rolling odos back. The one I have is quite explicit.
"A person may not disconnect, reset, alter, or have disconnected, reset, or altered, an odometer of any motor vehicle intending to change the mileage registered by the odometer."
I suspect the Feds are en route to your location as we speak. Better get one of those tiny low rider steering wheels so you can drive with cuffs on
Funny but some Toyota service training manuals have detailed instructions and pictures on rolling odos back. The one I have is quite explicit.
Idealsupra said:
~5 minutes to ''roll back'' and no traces left. :icon_razz I had to, cause I changed clusters and the ''newer'' one had 10k more than the previous one
im sure its fine Eli.
yea justin tinkered with it for about a good hour and rolled it back and then put it back together..
btw....my drill does 100 mph LOLOLOL
6L9 shell eh??????? sucks for justin
DISCLAIMER::
we rolled the milage back for fun to see how hard it was we will not be using this odometer in the future.
yea justin tinkered with it for about a good hour and rolled it back and then put it back together..
btw....my drill does 100 mph LOLOLOL
6L9 shell eh??????? sucks for justin
DISCLAIMER::
we rolled the milage back for fun to see how hard it was we will not be using this odometer in the future.
Good thing I havn't rolled back the milage on a car, just a spare odometer I havejetjock said:Meh, no big deal. After all each time someone here admits to yanking emissions equipment off they're doing the same thing. You violated USC 49, Chapter 325, Section 32703 (2):
"A person may not disconnect, reset, alter, or have disconnected, reset, or altered, an odometer of any motor vehicle intending to change the mileage registered by the odometer."
I suspect the Feds are enroute to your location as we speak. Better get one of those tiny low rider steering wheels so you can drive with cuffs on
all my cars ahve actual milage.. 119k 102k and 171k
I had to get a new combination piece for my car, the plastic just starting acting weird, and it took a while to pull the mileage up from 112K to 230K.
