Mileage blocker

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why not just get them to remove the mileage blocker you then have the car you paid for

DoaM

Simonr66 wrote: »

why not just get them to remove the mileage blocker you then have the car you paid for

Did you bother reading this thread?

photome

Simonr66 wrote: »

why not just get them to remove the mileage blocker you then have the car you paid for

No he doesnt

facade

Simonr66 wrote: »

why not just get them to remove the mileage blocker you then have the car you paid for

Removing it leaves a car with a void warranty, and very likely starship mileage, which isn't the car he paid for.

DoaM

All this has already been said in this thread, which was why I asked if the poster had actually read it.

ess0two

Readily available for all makes,can blocker

http://www.smelecom.com/sm/CAN%20BLOCKER.htm

Stoke

facade wrote: »

As Stoke says, they are just the modern equivalent of disconnecting the speedo cable for half the year. I had a colleague who did that in the 1980s, as he used to clock up 500 miles a week commuting on the motorway.



(This was in The Olden Days when the M6/M42 used to do 80mph at 7AM. I pass underneath it now around that time and I can see it is virtually stationary.)

That happened on an old Mazda I owned. The cable came disconnected. Indeed, you could drive forever with no mileage recorded at all.

photome

OP have you sorted it