So ebay yanked the sale of my hypertech power programmer, stating that it helped aid the adjustment and rollback of the odometer. The description in question is "Speedometer/Odometer Correction: Automatically corrects speedometer and odometer readings for non-stock tire sizes and/or non-stock rear-end gear ratios (accurate odometer readings are required by law)." also ebay completely disregarded what i told them about the programmer actually helping ABIDE by the laws...i'm so wicked pissed seeing as how they didn't yank the auction until there was under 2 days left of the 7 day auction. anyway that's my story...who wants a programmer? 200 dollars shipped for a 94 lt1 programmer? works like new.
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Ask ebay if they will re-list it as long as you do not include anything that mentions any references to the odometer. -
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haha no i got into a huge debate with them and they said they didn't want to discuss it without any further proof of legallity, so i got them that and then crunched the numbers on WHY you need an accurate odometer using a 15" stock tire to a 18" example...if you did that and DIDN'T correct it, you'd actually travel .2 miles further per mile...damnOriginally posted by fastTAComment
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I suppose you could use it to give your odometer a false reading. But for it to have any effect you'd really have to put some time into it. Maybe like over 2 years of driving to show a significant difference. Even so, you're speedometer would be waaay off the whole time!
I'm with you on this. It's a 50 state legal product...and helps more than it could ever hurt.Joe K.
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http://www.hypertech-inc.com/THREEREASON.html
Information off the company's website that might help prove your case.
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