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>>cwwc+(OP)
> When he sold the truck, his buyer hooked it up to a computer that told them the real mileage was around 400,000 miles.

I’m not knowledgeable about odometers at all, but if it’s as easy as “hooking up to a computer” to get the real mileage, why don’t people do that when they buy the trucks?

>>oefrha+l4
IIRC, in most cases these computers and software are very expensive. Also getting one can be very difficult in many places depending upon the Laws. The Auto Industry really only wants dealerships to have these.

>>jmclnx+V6
You can get an OBD2 diagnostic device on Amazon for $20

>>shawnz+E8
Will it read all the manufacturer-specific clusters needed to confirm odometer fraud on this model of vehicle?

I use my $20 eBay OBD2 all the time on my Mk4 Jetta to confirm faults. However, even with such an old car with decent support, there are many things I'm unable to do or see.