Silly Question .

**Bhavesh78** · 14th October, 2009, 11:08 PM

Hi Guys..

I have silly question.. but please forgive me...

I was wondering is it possible that we can change the millage .. like e.g. i got renault megane and milliage is 70,000 ad i want to change it to 30,000
is it possible???

Just curious that all.. just trying find out weather is it true or not..

Many thanks from Bhav

**z786** · 14th October, 2009, 11:13 PM

give more details, what year is your car?
it is possible but you need specialist equipment

regards

**Bhavesh78** · 14th October, 2009, 11:24 PM

Well basically my car is Year 2004 and it's Renault Megane Privallge car ( Shake your ass )

..and got 70,000 Millage clock..
What kind of Equipment do i need. andis expensive to buy it..?

From Bhav

**lupu_sandu** · 15th October, 2009, 12:03 PM

Originally Posted by Bhavesh78

Well basically my car is Year 2004 and it's Renault Megane Privallge car ( Shake your ass )

..and got 70,000 Millage clock..
What kind of Equipment do i need. andis expensive to buy it..?

From Bhav

Just eeprom programmer and NYO, licznik, tachosoft etc. You must disassemble dash, find eeprom>desolder>read>modify>program>solder>and voila.

**Meat-Head** · 15th October, 2009, 01:31 PM

Originally Posted by lupu_sandu

Just eeprom programmer and NYO, licznik, tachosoft etc. You must disassemble dash, find eeprom>desolder>read>modify>program>solder>and voila.

do you have to unsolder ALL of eeprom?
can't it be read incircuit?

eg power your reader off cars own battery?

common ground?

**z786** · 15th October, 2009, 03:55 PM

Originally Posted by Meat-Head

do you have to unsolder ALL of eeprom?
can't it be read incircuit?

eg power your reader off cars own battery?

common ground?

sometimes you can read eeprom in-circuit (you have to short out the quartz/crystal), but its best to desolder and read, you get better reading. unless you own an enigma then you could do any mileage without all dat rubbish. mind you tho if i had 9 grand lying around i'd buy 1 2day