This is an illegal operation that will get you nothing but trouble. Don't even think about doing this. If you get caught, which you will, you will pay dearly.
And more and more vehicles are storing information in the vehicle computer which makes odometer fraud much more difficult to perform and easier to detect.
Most criminals don't think about the fact that when the car goes for emissions testing or to a dealer for repair, the mileage is stored in their computers. Go to a Honda dealer, give them your VIN, and you can get a printout of everything Honda ever did to the car...same thing with state emissions testing...the services like CARFAX pull this data to spot odometer fraud.
It is very difficult on modern cars without sophisticated tools.
It is also illegal in most countries.
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it will eventually turn back to its orignal size if you let it sit for a while, about a month.
Daylight Savings Time when we turn the clocks back we are in standard time.
No. Police or Sherriff will have them turn it back on.
Sedimentary rocks can turn back into sediment by a process of weathering and erosion.
Absolutely no! Turning back mileage is falsification, dishonest, and illegal.
It is illegal to do so and will void your warranty.
First - it's illegal. That being said, the mileage can be turned back on mechanical odometers by opening the dashboard instrument cluster and physically rolling the miles back.
You can't. The mileage is stored by the on board computers.
No, the mileage will not turn on a car being pulled
It is considered fraud to do so. It is also against the law for a dealer to do it.
Make sure odometer is on the mileage screen (not TRIP A or B), insert ignition key but do not turn. Then Hold down the reset button, turn the ignition key to the ON position only. Keep holding the button down until the mileage zeros out. Hold it down until the mileage comes back on. Turn the ignition off and then on, the Maintenance required light should be off now.
While your ignition is own reset your mileage to the total mileage. Turn the ignition off and then back on while holding in the odometer button until the maintenance light flashes several times and resets.
With the car key on ACC, put your odometer on the mileage setting (not 'trip') then turn the key off - then, while holding down the button that switches from odo and trip, turn the key back on to ACC - you will notice the maintenance light blink and then go out. The vehicle computer automatically resets the mileage interval until it goes on again.
No one can answer since it's illegal to roll back mileage.
I Believe Its Turn Ur Key To Acc Then Set Ur Odometer To Mileage. Turn Off Key Then While Holding Odometer Switch Turn Back To Acc . Itll Blink Then Reset. That's How U Do It On An 05.
The more mileage on a car the more wear and tear on the engine and transmission witch in turn can cause it to have problems.