If your Carfax report shows a rollback on the odometer due to a mistake by the state inspector, try contacting where you had it inspected. If that is not feasible, contact the State and then Carfax.
You can not erase miles or rollback the odometer.
That is illegal. Do not doit!Actually you often have to do it when you are replacing an instrument cluster with a salvaged one. Otherwise you'd have the salvaged vehicle's odometer.
its not possable to do by hand it has a special anti-rollback feature to protect future buyers from fraud you must take it in to a specialized mechanic that will roll it back and put a sticker on your window that you can not remove under any circumstances it states the mileage is true and that the odometer has been replaced
Call your State Attorney General immediately. The law does not take odometer rollback's lightly.
You won't be able to return the car, but, if you find enough evidence, and if the transaction wasn't that long ago, you may be able to bring litigation against the person who sold you the car. Tampering with odometer readings is a federal offense. Whether tampering is done by a backyard mechanic who resets the odometer before trading for a new car, by a person who buys a gadget to keep miles from registering on the odometer, by a dealer who contracts with a "reconditioning" firm, or by a multi-state used car mill, odometer tampering violates state and federal laws, and is punishable by fines, imprisonment or both.
Yes, the odometer could have stopped and been repaired years later, there's the possibility of manual rollback or the mileage could have just been recorded wrong.
Rollback is lowering the price to an earlier price for an item.
Rollback - novel - was created in 2007-04.
Rollback - novel - has 320 pages.
Means the odo has been made to show less than the actual mileage. A fairly common trick to make a car look "better" if it is to be sold. It's illegal in many states.
You don't. It's illegal. If you have a faulty gauge cluster and need to replace it with a new or used set, you need to take it to a qualified shop that is allowed to do it and they have to set your new gauge cluster to your old ones milage.
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