mileage rewind
#17
08-08-2005, 04:11 PM
Originally Posted by ebuy929
listen he asked so i asked its not me and to be honest hes aware of the reprocutions and offense all im asking is if it can be done and how . older cars are easy i heard but newones are diffrent. let me know
please repy here or email at danny929@gmail.com
please repy here or email at danny929@gmail.com
(why do I hear a little whiny voice in my head saying "dad, it isn't mine - I was only holding it for a friend...?"
#18
08-08-2005, 04:16 PM
Since when is insurance fraud "personal purposes"?
As an added note, check to see if your state has a disclosure on the title of the car for the odometer. I'll bet it also has a box to check if the reading is not correct. Fail to check the box, you are in for doing the time. Even if you tranfer title to the insurance company for salvage. (Of course, claimng a higher value on salvage is also fraud.)
As an added note, check to see if your state has a disclosure on the title of the car for the odometer. I'll bet it also has a box to check if the reading is not correct. Fail to check the box, you are in for doing the time. Even if you tranfer title to the insurance company for salvage. (Of course, claimng a higher value on salvage is also fraud.)
#19
08-08-2005, 04:17 PM
Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
Just a short-short from the Federal Odometer Tampering Statute
Violators of federal odometer tampering laws can be sentenced to jail for up to 3 years in prison and/or be ordered to pay up to a $50,000 fine per violation.
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Which is higher - his insurance premium or the fine?
Violators of federal odometer tampering laws can be sentenced to jail for up to 3 years in prison and/or be ordered to pay up to a $50,000 fine per violation.
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Which is higher - his insurance premium or the fine?
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08-08-2005, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by ebuy929
hey guys how are u. i know we all scheme no one here is 100 percent, even the infiniti employees are not legit. my friend has g35 coupe with 50,000 miles he needed to wind it back 20000 miles for personal purposes. does anyone know how much it costs to do so or if it is possible to be done. i heard new infinitis store the mileage in the key so dealers can tell if you wound it back or not.
any respnses will be nice.
any respnses will be nice.
On nearly all new cars it's basically impossible to do, anyway. As others have said, the mileage is actually kept in at least two places. If one's reading goes too far from the other, the car will start setting mileage faults, easily alerting anyone that there is a problem.
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08-08-2005, 04:46 PM
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Yup if the car was from the 70's or 80's you could but the new ones?? No way. You could always have some guy break into the car and smash the gauges and steal the ecu.... Hahaha
#23
08-08-2005, 05:05 PM
Originally Posted by ebuy929
guys guys guys
............. i have g sedan and a coupe lol and they both are barly used ............
............. i have g sedan and a coupe lol and they both are barly used ............
#24
08-08-2005, 05:09 PM
Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
Oh, I see. Not only does he want to commit a federal offense (felony?) by adjusting his mileage, he wants a side-order of insurance fraud to go along with it...
Yet another example of American society spinning into the $hitter.
Yet another example of American society spinning into the $hitter.
#25
08-08-2005, 05:10 PM
You either have federal immunity or are very stupid for even posting this question (solicitation?) on a public forum.
OR, maybe you're just an undercover cop looking to entrap the weary ...
OR, maybe you're just an undercover cop looking to entrap the weary ...
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08-08-2005, 08:17 PM
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