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LSOfreak
3rd December 2012, 20:02
Ok im very confused right now..

A friends 1.1 mk2 saxo didnt start for whatever reason. When he started it later, the clock had reset and the mileage also, back to 885 miles LOL! so now its most probably the lowest mileage saxo britain, what has actually gone wrong, and what can be done to cure this odd problem lol?
anyone

mlawlan69
3rd December 2012, 20:11
haha.

how many times did he reverse round the world?

SouthernServiceAndTuning
3rd December 2012, 20:44
new set of dials by the sound of it, some where along the line the dials memory has been corrupted by incorrect voltage

LSOfreak
3rd December 2012, 20:53
thanks, is it nothing to do with the ecu then?

m4tt274
3rd December 2012, 20:55
you have the attention of every wheeler dealer on the site.

SouthernServiceAndTuning
3rd December 2012, 20:56
some cars have the ecu record mileage aswell as the brains in the dial's but not in this case because if it had been logged in the ecu it would of reset and put the dials true

scaff19
3rd December 2012, 21:01
Ring up a milage correction service and ask if that can put 80k ON
Make sure he records the convo lol

m4tt274
3rd December 2012, 22:23
there is a milage correction service?

LSOfreak
3rd December 2012, 23:24
lol yeah i was just thinking that?

MuZiZZle
4th December 2012, 08:45
just do 80k out of gear, simples

Brettles1986
4th December 2012, 08:58
just do 80k out of gear, simples

Keep it running outside the house with a brick on the accelerator for weeks on end lol

LSOfreak
4th December 2012, 15:16
lol for 80k! that means the mileage on the car will be like 160k lol

chinkostu
4th December 2012, 22:25
You sure its not the trip meter? :p

Ross
5th December 2012, 10:24
some cars have the ecu record mileage aswell as the brains in the dial's but not in this case because if it had been logged in the ecu it would of reset and put the dials true

Saxo's dont. Mileage is stored on the clocks only.

welshpug
5th December 2012, 10:27
LMAO at the run it out of gear, that wont work...

why bother?

LSOfreak
5th December 2012, 11:10
nothing much to do apart from buy some clocks with a similar mileage on them i guess, would be cheaper than getting someone to alter the mileage

welshpug
5th December 2012, 11:13
why bother? its a cheap shitter, nobody cares.

LSOfreak
5th December 2012, 11:30
its only gonna matter when it comes to the next mot and reselling it etc..

i personally think its pretty cool to have the only saxo under 1000 miles :cool: lol

welshpug
5th December 2012, 11:32
no it wont matter tat the mot, nor when they sell it, it only matters if you try and sell it falsely declaring the mileage.

Tom5190
5th December 2012, 11:44
Friend of mine paid £30 to have his mileage changed. Its not that expensive and most will come to you.