Stopping Odometer.
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Stopping Odometer.
Ive seen it done where u wire a switch. i know most people will disagree with this but can someone who has done it please pm me and let me know wat all i need to do in order to do this i would greatly appreciate it.
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Regardless of whether or not it's counting the miles, you're still putting miles on your car.
Mileage is just a number, it's not going to hurt you... Just the car's value, which is legitimately being decreased by your driving...
Just leave it connected. Otherwise, I think it seems pretty clear you have intentions to committing odometer fraud.
Mileage is just a number, it's not going to hurt you... Just the car's value, which is legitimately being decreased by your driving...
Just leave it connected. Otherwise, I think it seems pretty clear you have intentions to committing odometer fraud.
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the car will never been sold its like if u know ur wife has been fucked by 20 guys before shes been with u wouldnt you like to "KNOW" that it was only 3? instead of 20
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Either way, she's still been whored out and you're married to a *****.
Denial isn't a good thing. There's no reason for it. You have intentions of odometer fraud if your car will be sold at any point.
You're 21 years old, and I'd put money on the "I'll NEVER sell this car" mentality never holding up.
Denial isn't a good thing. There's no reason for it. You have intentions of odometer fraud if your car will be sold at any point.
You're 21 years old, and I'd put money on the "I'll NEVER sell this car" mentality never holding up.
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If everything on the car is new, keep record of when the parts where purchased and the mileage they were installed. You should have no problems selling the car if you can prove it's where abouts.
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No one likes putting miles on there car and seeing those number get higher and higher. But you have the car to drive it, might as well do it. I keep a pilots log book in my car and record every oil change, parts added, and once in a while mpg.
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exactly, i personally wouldnt do this to my car. Doesnt really do anything for you unless youre going to sell it which is not right. If you want low miles, stop driving it or buy a car with lower miles on it and then dont drive that one. Cars were meant to be driven so drive the damn thing with the odo. plugged in!