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March 3rd, 2008 07:44 AM #1
tottoo ba na hindi na-tatamper yung digital odometers ng mga 2001-current honda civics?
recently bought a new (used) civic, and napansin ko na hindi na analog type yung odometer. total km reading is 39,xxx - 2003 model automatic. coming from an ek and crv who averages half that in one year (bumibiyahe lagi out of town hehe), is this normal total dist traveled? parang maliit eh.
but the car feels ok pa, engine response is better than my previous hondas...
any input would be appreciated thanks
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March 3rd, 2008 09:00 AM #2
Its not impossible, but its way harder to tamper than those analog odometers. Pagkakalam ko is nakatago yung odometer data sa isang chip which I dunno nasan.....
39,000 for 5 years is a little bit underused but different people have different needs so its very possible. Now if you say 10,000 pa lang now thats very fishy
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March 3rd, 2008 12:27 PM #3
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March 3rd, 2008 12:35 PM #4
yep it can be done, sa evangelista dami ngoofer to do that... kaya nakakatakot bumili ng 2nd hand with digital odo.
theres no way to detect kung tampered yung digital, unlike sa analog... sobrang obvious kasi hindi pantay yng mga numbers. pero if you know the seller i think hindi ka na lolokohin nun.
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March 3rd, 2008 06:46 PM #5
maramingparaan naman kung gustong itamper pwede kasi yung iba bibili ng gauge cluster at papalitan ang nakakabit and then pag gusto ng benta ang sasaskyan ibabalik ang luma with low milage.
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March 3rd, 2008 09:44 PM #7
pwede i tamper yan. pero mahuhuli din pag dinala sa honda mismo. then sasalang nila sa computer achuchuchu nila. may nahuli ng buy and sell sa sta lucia mall carfair dati (gawain kasi nila e).
about sa baba ng mileage. kung tulad ko gumagamit posible. less than 5k a year lang tinatakbo ng mga sasakyan ko.
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March 5th, 2008 06:15 PM #8
It is possible to tamper with the digital odo. I know of a shop who does this. Ang ginagawa nila sa civic FD ay tatanggalin nila or papatayin nila yung signal na papunta sa gauge cluster mo. Kaya parin patakbohin yung oto kahit walang gauges.
So habang tumatakbo ka.. hindi mo nakikita tach mo, ilan nalang gas mo at ano water temp mo. And hindi rin dumadagdag mileage mo.. so tancha tancha nalang sila kung ilan nalang natitirang gas ng oto.
BTW, that's Baaad. hehehe
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March 5th, 2008 07:39 PM #9
i have to say... that's a pretty stupid way to drive a fine car. and all bec ayaw nila madagdagan yung mileage? sus... some people talaga...
i think sa tunog pa lang ng makina at idle alam mo na kung high-mileage or abused eh... and a roadtest will probably confirm it.
tsk tsk tsk
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March 6th, 2008 07:50 AM #10
Tao rin lang ang gumawa niyan, kaya kaya ring galawin ng kapwa niya tao.... It may be harder, but it is not impossible....
39,000Km in 5 years? I think this is still okay. This translates to about 8,000Km per year. Depende kasi iyan sa gamit ng dating may-ari.... Our Jazz has only logged almost 15,000Km after 3 years+ of ownership. Our previous car logged about 8,000Km per year. Marami bang sasakyan ang iyong nabilhan? That could be one of the reasons why the mileage was low on that car.... If that is the case, then you got yourself a good buy....
5505:home:
IIRC they're with AVID. The reported numbers in the TG article are from CAMPI.
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