i'm trying to get a new cluster so i can do some custom led's and etc.

i have 2 q's

will an A/T cluster work in a M/T?

How do i set the ODO on the cluster to match my current readings?

thanks

 

Search for a thread or posting by SexyRob... he's been working on soemthing like this for quite a while. Sounds like a nightmare unless you have an electrical engineering BS

 

A MT and AT clusters are different. To get the mileage on the cluster changed you will need to go an electronics shop and they should be able to do it.

 

^no way is it that easy to change the mileage

 

False. ODO readings are encoded into each odometer's ECU and they cannot be reset or altered.

For Lexus, I know you can order an odometer with the specified reading from Toyota if you pay a pretty penny.

I'm not sure about Infiniti. OP your best bet is to find an odometer with the exact reading (which is next to impossible) or find an odometer that's closest to the mileage you have now and do addition/subtraction to figure out the actual mileage.

 

Wrong. It can be programmed/hacked with the right tools. Any digital odo can be.

 

pretty crazy the kinds of responses people can give even tho its totally wrong lol
@ yarik. where the hell do they get these facts from?

OP id suggest u jus contact the dealer and ask there and come back here and tell us wat they say so we can have a final answer.

 

lol care to share? thats a pretty general baseless statement. i can say an atm can be hacked and shoot out free money with the right tools

 

I have a family member that works for Nissan as a Service Lane Manager. In order for a new odo to be programmed it must be sent to Nissan and a crapload of paperwork needs to be completed. It can be done, but it is expensive.

 

http://www.diagprog.org/

 

^yes im aware it can be done at the dealer or the nissan factory. of course they can program it so of course they can reprogram it if they want to but yarik said any electronic shop can do it which i dont think it that easy or else we're all screwed lol

 

I seriously doubt an electronics shop would have the tool necessary for this. It is a very expensive tool, but they are made.

 

^hmm interesting. sounds intense according to the site u gotta take some classes or something. idk i got confused reading the site lol

 

Yeah, point is that the tools are there. Someone could make a killing owning one of these and rolling back digital odometers. That site is just one of many.

 

Someone could also spend many years in prison for rolling back odometers.