Detecting Odometer Rollover

Don't know.

Only by the wear on other parts.

The IL EPA as far as I know does not make such information available if they even keep it beyond pass/fail.

As of the feb-1 1995 and older vehicles will be exempt from testing. May have to test at ownership change, as that is not 100% clear, but I don't think so.

Sounds like the vin # is the older type not listed on carfax or dmv.org. Only way that I can think of is to look at wear on brake pedal, paint on turnsignal stalk ect..., carpet wear where your heel sits ect.... Best of luck

My '92 has 230,000, I mean 130,000, I mean 30,000 on it.

So 92 was 5.

Dave

In Canada we had six digits in the early '80s. We're on kilometers here; the numbers add up 60% faster and the odometer would turn over a lot sooner than if it was in miles, so the manufacturers went to six digits. The legislators might have had something to do with it, too, to try to limit the fraud at the used-car dealers. IIRC, our odometers also have tamper-revealing devices in them, like dye capsules that make a mess if the thing is fooled with.

Dan