Odometer correction

[Secgsm]

i need some more information from people which have more knowledge about odometer correction (km fix/edit).

Dont write bull**** if you dont have enougt information.. just if you have some devices and you know about other devices/supports/new models etc...

i know there are diag consult/digi master/enigma tool.. they are to expensive start from 6000usd to 10.000usd for real orig. with full support.. but i think there are more which are cheaper or another solutions...like do it self by read eeprom/chip and calculate hex and rewrite etc...

waiting answer from car diagnose users..

b.r
secgsm

[MOROLESS]

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[Wideon2000]

hi mate

a basic kit is like a digi tacho about 250$ or maybe cheaper 2008 v

and then a box to do the new bmw and mercs and vw thats about 150$

dont get a dashfier there over priced

the emigma is very good but over priced

dp3 is a good tool not a bad price like 500$

there a few opions what kinda cars ya looking at doing as there little tools like vagtool as ya alway need to reset the immo on bloddy audi tt there is clones of this tool like 40$

smellycom is a good tool too for VW but it like 1000$ for each add on but better to wipe the chip off and do ya self

if ya have any questions feel free to message me

easyer to explain on skype or msn

cool hope that help

[ponjee]

Oh yeah Wideon you can respond here do you?

How about you keep your promise and sent back those ****ing boards that belong to me.

[stylius]

Originally Posted by Wideon2000

hi mate

a basic kit is like a digi tacho about 250$ or maybe cheaper 2008 v

and then a box to do the new bmw and mercs and vw thats about 150$

dont get a dashfier there over priced

the emigma is very good but over priced

dp3 is a good tool not a bad price like 500$

there a few opions what kinda cars ya looking at doing as there little tools like vagtool as ya alway need to reset the immo on bloddy audi tt there is clones of this tool like 40$

smellycom is a good tool too for VW but it like 1000$ for each add on but better to wipe the chip off and do ya self

if ya have any questions feel free to message me

easyer to explain on skype or msn

cool hope that help

Can you write soft name for this thing?

[Wideon2000]

sorry be busy drop me a message and ill be happy to point you in the right direction

[stylius]

Write here if you can.

[LutianLucas]

there a few options on what kind of vehicles you are looking at doing as there little resources like vagtool as you might always need to totally reset the immo rolls royce tt there is imitations of this device .

[amirahmed]

good information thanks

[hmilycar]

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[shooting@orange]

Originally Posted by hmilycar

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[psaelectronic]

what about digiprog 3 or tacho 2008?those are the cheap one

[ms40906]

i have some nfo and advise on this subject if your still looking. let me know.

[Larseadk]

Hi

You are discussing tools I see...

I'm changing a dash on my vectra c and need to correct the milage on the new used one. Anyone know if its possible just to plug in the new one to get it to work?
Any resetting etc?
No boards have had the same idnumber as mine do but does it matter?

Anyone know a tool that could hook up through the dash plug or do i need to program the 93c66 directly? Onboard or desoldered? A member has told me xprog-m should do the writing and reading but as I see it...it has no in-circuit option right??

Lot of questions from an eager member

[edrogi]

I need information about the honda civic and accord 90-91-92 hybrid (electric) connections and encryption tanks