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Re: odo tampering
- Subject: Re: odo tampering
- From: Knute Ream <knute@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 02 Nov 1998 13:38:00 -0800
Hey Brett A.! Didn't you have an authoritative answer for this one?
- -Knute
At 11:40 AM 11/2/98 -0800, Greg Steinke wrote:
>On a 92 325i, replacing the instrument cluster is enough to show low
>mileage. The DME may store something, but you can't see it easily. My car
>had a short in the instrument cluster which meant its replacement. Now I
>have a very low mileage 92 325i.
>Anyone want to buy a 92 325i? Only 450 miles! Honest! :)
>Greg
>
>>>I read on a website today the digital odometers were easy to manipulate.
>>>True?
>>
>>Yeah, maybe, but that's not all you'd have to modify to change the mileage.
>> If I correctly recall, the instrument cluster has an odometer number, and
>>the DME has another odometer number, and if either is replaced, they
>>negotiate to use the higher of the two numbers if there is a difference.
>>(There was a thread on this topic last year)
>
>
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