Posted: 4/14/2016 3:28:26 PM EDT
| To roll back the odometer on a newish vehicle. My cousin bought a 2008 impala from one of those no credit places and now is refusing to pay the bill because she says she found out they rolled the odometer back by 100k |
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To roll back the odometer on a newish vehicle. My cousin bought a 2008 impala from one of those no credit places and now is refusing to pay the bill because she says she found out they rolled the odometer back by 100k And how does she know? If she signed the papers, she'll likely be responsible for footing the bill. Expect repo or lien if she doesn't. |
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And how does she know? If she signed the papers, she'll likely be responsible for footing the bill. Expect repo or lien if she doesn't. Quoted:
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To roll back the odometer on a newish vehicle. My cousin bought a 2008 impala from one of those no credit places and now is refusing to pay the bill because she says she found out they rolled the odometer back by 100k And how does she know? If she signed the papers, she'll likely be responsible for footing the bill. Expect repo or lien if she doesn't. She wont say, just said she knows. She is no good and i bet she lying her ass off. |
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http://www.automotive-fleet.com/blog/market-trends/story/2011/06/double-digit-odometer-fraud-between-2007-2010.aspx
If she is certain, she should contact the AG |
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The eprom that stores the mileage data is in the dash display (at least on 2005 Ford Taurus) We had to replace the gauge cluster and the used replacement had 40K less miles. I bought a used gauge cluster for a 2003 Durango off ebay for the added gauges it had over the stock one. After replacement the new cluster show 17k miles my old cluster was much higher then that. I suspect there is a true mileage value stored in the computer as well. |
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You swap out the right components from a wrecked parts car and you can also have the mileage the parts car had.
A car with 100k more miles on it will show it no matter how you cut it, I doubt anyone is that retarded. She's lying her ass off, but when they come to take her shit, she shouldn't be surprised. It's amazing what people will do to wreck their credit. |
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You swap out the right components from a wrecked parts car and you can also have the mileage the parts car had. A car with 100k more miles on it will show it no matter how you cut it, I doubt anyone is that retarded. She's lying her ass off, but when they come to take her shit, she shouldn't be surprised. It's amazing what people will do to wreck their credit. Not necessarily, my truck has 180k on it, it doesn't look like it has over 100k. And I'm talking under the hood, and under the chassis too. |
