Yeah, agreed.... Thought it was a matter of seeing what happens after 999,999. Obviously not the case.antus wrote:I dont like the sounds of this. Its probably time for a quick reminder: The only reason you should be adjusting a dash odo is if you are replacing a broken dash or upgrading a dash to a higher spec cluster from another car and you are setting it to the exact and correct reading for the car it is going in to.
If there dumb enough to do it.. knowing that the kilometers of the car are documented each time theres a change in ownership... then there dumb enough to get caught.
Come on, think of it this way, how'd you feel finding out the car you bought had its kms changed. Id be royally pisseddamo wrote:Ideally I'd like to be able to calculate the values to be able to set the odo to around 100,000 or any other value.
