Can Odometer be rolled back on 3rd gen?

Its also illegal to have your speedo read more than 5% off. But, who literally cares. Also, I've swapped many and many gauge clusters on past cars and trucks and swat hasnt beaten down my door.

 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a1edI7aM9Qg

 

Hell yea it’s possible, there’s a tutorial on YouTube.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LufEm4aeIzk

 

Lots of questions, lots of interviews and a really long day of waiting our turn to do those things…neither of us had any idea about any of it but man was that a crazy time.

I don’t know how the market works my man - just sharing a story of an experience I had. I would say that a vehicle that has under 50k is much more valuable than one with say, 100k.

 

Ohhhh man....SPECIAL screwdrivers?!?


Tell me more...

 

Yo bro I ain't the only one

 

Ha! Had rubberized tips so it doesn’t mark the screws.

 

The previous owner did the service (such as oil change, transmission fluid, etc) on his/her own. Not everyone take Tacoma to dealer or shop for fix. That's why not enough information on Carfax.

Nothing is wrong with 3K miles on the truck... If I were you, leave it alone and move on.

If not happy with the miles, then sell it and get something else.

 

I would never do it but it can be done and is done. Most people that do it don’t bring their vehicle to the dealer for service . They also make sure they roll it back every time it’s up for inspection ( I’m in New York ) we need to inspect every year .

 

Some manufactures, when you change the dash cluster there's a permeant marker that automatically appears. on a BMW there's a *

 

The thing that always confuses me is, why buy a car that you're suspicious about?

 

If I drive this backwards, the odo turns backwards……. 1985 technology.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pks7q2qyM-s

 

My Taco turns 2 next month. Only 3700 miles. It's totally possible.

 

Kramer?

 

That's right. And I see nothing is wrong with the truck. That's why it has low miles and low info on carfax. First service is 5,000 miles if have toyota care. Which he/she didn't make that far instead sold the truck to dealer.

 

What happened:
1) read first sentence
2) posted
3) logged off and settled in to a new series on Netflix, blissfully unaware

 

When you roll past 105,000 miles, just put black tape of the the first two digits and sell it with only 5K on it.