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How to Read Transmission Mileage?

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OHaley

07/29/25 1:18pm

Read the measured values, which include an odometer reading, or perform a fault navigation in the computer to open the transmission section where the actual mileage is displayed. Below is relevant information about transmission mileage: 1. How to Determine: Check the brake discs, brake pads, tire wear, interior wear, and the mileage recorded in the 4S shop maintenance records. 2. Odometer Tampering Methods: Use OBD devices that vary by vehicle model to directly adjust the odometer via the OBD port. OBD devices monitor multiple systems and components, including the engine catalytic converter, particulate filter, oxygen sensors, emission control system, and fuel system. 3. Specific Steps: Locate the vehicle's clutch housing, gently pull it out by hand, insert the odometer adjuster's output tab into the signal socket of the pulled-out sensor plug, accurately insert the odometer adjuster into the cigarette lighter, and turn the car key.

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