Mileage rollback

[JfuckinC]

I was wondering how would I roll back the mileage on my truck?

any help would be greatly appreciated.

[ercchry]

put in reverse on a jack with a brick on the gas pedal, make sure its in a garage that has a large over hang off the back and a glass wall... proceed to kick the bumper in anger

[CapnCrunch]

Put your head under the tire and have a friend back over it.

[JfuckinC]

LOL

GotRice? loves dick.

[nixrx8]

Originally posted by ercchry
put in reverse on a jack with a brick on the gas pedal, make sure its in a garage that has a large over hang off the back and a glass wall... proceed to kick the bumper in anger

:thumbsup: :clap:

[lilmira]

Is it like the Walmart commercial?

[Skyline_Addict]

Originally posted by ercchry
put in reverse on a jack with a brick on the gas pedal, make sure its in a garage that has a large over hang off the back and a glass wall... proceed to kick the bumper in anger


poor Cameron.

[Masked Bandit]

I think it's pretty tough to do that on modern vehicles although I appreciate the Ferris Bueller reference.

[Tik-Tok]

Drill a 1/4" hole into your instrument clusters clear plastic, then use a chop stick, or something else pointy, to turn the numbers.

[leftwing]

Funny you started this thread. I have a 98 Chevy Blazer with about 255,000kms on it. The odometer is digital and recently it reset itself, so now my 98 blazer has less than 100 kms.

[shakalaka]

Sure, it just reset 'itself' right? :D

[JRSC00LUDE]

I've been looking for a good low-miled older truck for awhile, I call dibs when it's ready.

[leftwing]

Originally posted by shakalaka
Sure, it just reset 'itself' right? :D

It's really weird, the dash has been having electrical problems for a while such as random warning lights coming on and off, RPM dial sporadically flipping all over the place or just not working, and the digital odometer rarely works, for the last while its just been reading "error" where the numbers usually are, then I was driving one day and realized it said 000003 km.

[JfuckinC]

i swear i always lock my computer at work :facepalm: lol

[redline]

Originally posted by JfuckinC
I was wondering how would I would commit fraud, I want to roll back the mileage on my truck? So I can real in some sucker with my relic....

would any body like to share a cell with me if so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Is what you meant?

[J-hop]

^Looks like someone got reeled in by this prank

[Kona9]

he wasn't reelly thinking when he cast his post out there.

[heavyfuel]

Go to a wrecker and find a gauge cluster from a less miled out truck and swap it out. Mine was flickering and it was annoying as hell, and when I put the "new" one in it read 54000 kms and change, my truck has approx 370000 kms.

[HO2S]

Originally posted by heavyfuel
Go to a wrecker and find a gauge cluster from a less miled out truck and swap it out. Mine was flickering and it was annoying as hell, and when I put the "new" one in it read 54000 kms and change, my truck has approx 370000 kms.
On alot of vehicals mileage is stored in the bcm, not the ipm. so just swapping the ipm wont change mileage.

[J-hop]

You guys realize the OP isn't actually asking how to do this :rofl:

[heavyfuel]

Originally posted by HO2S

On alot of vehicals mileage is stored in the bcm, not the ipm. so just swapping the ipm wont change mileage.

That's what I thought too...(ECU) It was a pleasant surprise lol

[Kavy]

http://cdn2.funnycorner.net/funny-pictures/4796/face-palm.jpg


I think its been said at least 10 times now guys, this was an owning.

[JfuckinC]

His was a tiny bit more believable than the one i did to him a few months ago at least :dunno: haha

[Maybelater]

Originally posted by leftwing
Funny you started this thread. I have a 98 Chevy Blazer with about 255,000kms on it. The odometer is digital and recently it reset itself, so now my 98 blazer has less than 100 kms.

I use to have a 2000 Volvo S80 and the ABS module went bad. It caused the car to no longer track kilometers, it didn't reset the digital odometer, but if you were willing to drive without ABS you could also drive without gaining mileage.

It was the same if you disconnected it. Wouldn't do anything but give a bunch of warnings and not track kilometers.