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Topic subjectLooking for some info on how to fool the parents
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41185, Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by 97AllMtr, Aug-15-09 11:19 PM
So, my sister in law is grounded from her car because her parents are total assholes and ground her for stupid reasons. She can only drive a certain amount of miles a day. My question is, how can I wire some sort of switch so the car won't keep the mileage, but then turn it back on with ease. I know I could just take out the cluster, but that's a pain. Just want to get back at the "in laws". I'm not sure, but would you lose the speedo's ability as well?
41186, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by 1slw97, Aug-16-09 10:48 AM
What kinda car is it?
41188, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by 97AllMtr, Aug-16-09 03:23 PM
It's a 1999 Dodge Stratus, it's a piece of junk, so it's not like it's even going to be sold to anyone lol.
41189, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by freelancefool, Aug-16-09 04:39 PM
I wouldn't worry about it. When you get popped, it'll be worse for her.
41190, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by Uberingram, Aug-16-09 06:46 PM
I would also like to ask the internet how to commit fraud.

Awesome sauce.
41191, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by djtrickee, Aug-16-09 07:08 PM
Originally posted by 97AllMtr
So, my sister in law is grounded from her car because her parents are total assholes and ground her for stupid reasons. She can only drive a certain amount of miles a day. My question is, how can I wire some sort of switch so the car won't keep the mileage, but then turn it back on with ease. I know I could just take out the cluster, but that's a pain. Just want to get back at the "in laws". I'm not sure, but would you lose the speedo's ability as well?


How old are you? 14? It all makes sense now.





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41192, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by 97AllMtr, Aug-16-09 07:31 PM
Originally posted by djtrickee
Originally posted by 97AllMtr So, my sister in law is grounded from her car because her parents are total assholes and ground her for stupid reasons. She can only drive a certain amount of miles a day. My question is, how can I wire some sort of switch so the car won't keep the mileage, but then turn it back on with ease. I know I could just take out the cluster, but that's a pain. Just want to get back at the "in laws". I'm not sure, but would you lose the speedo's ability as well?
How old are you? 14? It all makes sense now. .


And how gay are you DJ? Really gay?? It all makes sense now.
41193, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by 97AllMtr, Aug-16-09 07:36 PM
Any way, I'm pretty sure I can just wire in a switch to the wire that comes off of the speed sensor correct? She will just lose the use of her speedometer though right? Oh, and yes I know it's against the law, and yes I don't give a crap what anyone thinks about me doing this. The car isn't going to be sold like I said, it isn't even worth selling.
41194, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by micyek, Aug-16-09 07:37 PM
I knew this thread was going to be full of awesome.
41195, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by burntheblobs, Aug-16-09 07:54 PM
Are you serious? You sound like you're about 13. On top of that, you are asking how to commit odometer fraud. Double awesome. Please tell me this is just a troll.
41196, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by Uberingram, Aug-16-09 07:55 PM
Originally posted by burntheblobs
Please tell me this is just a troll.


Serious business up in here, yo.
41197, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by Hedge, Aug-16-09 08:09 PM
everyone knows that if you just drive in reverse, it wont count the miles.


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41198, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by djtrickee, Aug-16-09 08:21 PM
Originally posted by burntheblobs
Please tell me this is just a troll.


Unfortunately one that keeps on returning.
41200, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by 97AllMtr, Aug-16-09 08:40 PM
Originally posted by djtrickee
Originally posted by burntheblobs Please tell me this is just a troll.
Unfortunately one that keeps on returning.


And DJ, you're the perfect example of someone who thinks they're "badass" on the internet, but is simply a real world 9-5 wuss. There's something about the internet that makes pathetic losers think they can be cool online. It's hilarious.
41199, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by 97AllMtr, Aug-16-09 08:24 PM
Originally posted by burntheblobs
Are you serious? You sound like you're about 13. On top of that, you are asking how to commit odometer fraud. Double awesome. Please tell me this is just a troll.


Um, nope, not a troll. I really don't know why this is such a big deal. I could understand if it was a car that was planning to be resold and was in decent shape. The car was bought brand new in the family, and is just being passed to one kid to the next until it dies. The thing is a POS, literally. Also, if you think that there aren't a ton of people here on this very forum that have bought a gauge cluster with different mileage on it, then you are very naive. So, If your done looking for posts to try and be "cool comment man" in, then go to bed if you don't have anything constructive to say. Man, some of you guys are just hilarious. Half of you wouldn't open your mouth in the real world, but on the internet.....You're such a BADASS.. Wow, congrats.
41202, RE: Looking for some info on how to fool the parents
Posted by cs82685, Aug-17-09 04:49 AM
I'm locking this before it gets to any more name calling / whining. It's going nowhere. OP it's a stupid idea your sister-in-law probably has done something to deserve being taught a lesson at least for something she's probably done that her parents don't know about. BTW good way to get the in-laws on your side :thumbsup