How do i turn back mileage?

Are you a scum sucking low life arse?

The message from RichardK-PB contains these words:

That's uninterested. Disinterested means he had no financial (in this case) gain to make from the transaction.

The message from Conor contains these words:

Oooh, please, I know the answer to this one.

Is it "On Fridays"?

Only real reason I can think of for legitimately changing the odometer reading is if you've fitted a different instrument panel/ECU which is showing a different mileage to the true one. With an electronic one though, you're looking at connecting the ECU to a laptop with the appropriate software to reprogram it. So take it to a main dealer for that make of car, who will have the software.

It's not illegal to change the mileage shown (eg to match on a replacement instrument panel)- but it is illegal to change it to increase the value of the vehicle or some other fraudulant reason.

Those of us who own and deal with cars with mileages well in excess of

100,000 miles really don't care what it says anyway!

Rich.

my mate actually puts milage on his landrover every year with an electric drill, he has a limited milage insurance, and a broken speedo cable.

Are you a complete low-life, who is attempting to perform fraud ?

in news: snipped-for-privacy@zetnet.co.uk, Guy King slurred :

Disinterested means _either_ "without self interest" OR "not interested"/"having lost interest"

in news:Xns959CD8F80CEAFadrianachapmanfreeis@130.133.1.4, Adrian slurred :

One possible genuine reason is that his car is a peugeot 307 - many of them left the showrooms with the odometers set to measure kilometers (IIRC), so the apparent 'mileage' is ~60% higher than it should be.

He probably didn't, at that point ;)

Richard

You are Wilt and I claim my £5

I'm guessing it was relatively new at the time if it was only wound back by

12k, as these days 12k on most ZXs would make very little difference. Unless he was a complete numpty and thought people wouldn't look at old MOT certificates.

Peter

-- "Diamonds are what I really need - think I'll rob a store, escape the law, and live in Italy. Lately, my luck has been so bad, you know the roulette wheel, it's a crooked deal, I'm losing all I had."

And I reckon if there was a genuine and non-fraudulent reason he'd have stated it.

Peter

-- "Diamonds are what I really need - think I'll rob a store, escape the law, and live in Italy. Lately, my luck has been so bad, you know the roulette wheel, it's a crooked deal, I'm losing all I had."

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Not in my world it doesn't!

The message from "PM" contains these words:

I ain't read that for ages - must look out my copy.

in news: snipped-for-privacy@zetnet.co.uk, Guy King slurred :

Um. I can't really argue with that.

It was a £500 banger, with 110,000 miles showing, a broken speedo, and a week old MOT showing 122,000 miles.

So, a real numpty ;) I didn't care about the mileage, I just wanted to haggle and he was having none of it, Siani got a knackered Xantia instead and loved it.

Richard

Albert T Cone ( snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

Haven't Peugeot issued a recall for that, though?

God, can you imagine the average Peugeot dealer getting it right? It'd probably come back with the LCD displaying 'Fuck You' in arabic, or something.

Richard

RichardK-PB ( snipped-for-privacy@NOSPAMbtconnect.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

Or in a Brummy accent - isn't the 307 built at Ryton?