In ranger rover sport 2009 I can ?

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LegoMrAndy hmm I can't imagine why maybe get your own car to tear up

I think this will look better with color changing light s

kipkay Whatever you do, DO NOT install flashing LED's! Could make you crash. A BIG distraction.

+ClayRanger143 (Clayranger143) who?! in the right mind would think to do that??? lmao

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FearIanNow that's hilarious

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This really works - but I still top up (now and then) to fool people out of cash 👍

No ck engine light 🤣I guess what you don’t know can’t hurt you👍

***** Yeah, right, I forgot that all American cars are this easy to take apart. :P

CorneliusSneedley"Just gotta..." LOL!! You win the internet, sir.

Instructions weren't clear enough, got my dick stuck in the steering wheel mechanism.

LOL

I'm assuming your car didn't like your friend to begin with

Smartest comment so far. Orange or red is the ticket. Bright blue LEDs is a great way to ruin your night vision and create maximum glare.

That's cool and all but I'd rather my car be dripped out rather then being able to see🤷🏼‍♂️

Daily driving a car from before the sixties?

Dude , where did u find that old car ? Lol

No...it's 10 times easier!!! 😂

it worked omg thank you

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no it's not.. Not atleast in my country

+John Murgatroyd His is digital, can't exactly roll it back.

+kipkay You can access the digital odometer just by opening up the casing.There should be a button that adjusts it. ;) PS:Im just joking so don't try it because I'm only 12. Lol

+John Murgatroyd You do realize that it's illegal to tamper with the odometer, and if he were to access the computer for his digital odo, that it would have a 50/50 possibility of not starting since there is high likelihood that the computers inside would see that something isn't right with the reading.

+ArcFlash It's possible, but would likely end up with a bricked car if the computers run security checks.

buy used one they are cheap. Pro tip: look for gauge with less distance than your old have

***** The Office of Odometer Fraud Investigations would like a word with you.

How about, don't screw it up? If you damage your circut-board doing this you have either never soldered or you have some kind of palsy.

Any newer car you need to buy a used cluster with less miles. The gauge cluster will get the correct mileage info from the car and be set to your correct mileage... The mileage isn’t just stored in the gauge cluster anymore. That would be too easy for criminals to roll back mileage. These days with all the computerized systems, it’s much harder. But it can still be tampered with. So still be cautious of mileage seeming to be too good to be true, even on the newest cars. Some newer cars, i.e. 2005 and newer, have the mileage stored in up to 4-5 different ECUs. But you can still get a used gauge cluster for around $60-$100 depending on the year, make, and model...

Wow you are a genius!!!!

Same

nope you will not if you know a little about electronic

No chance I would attempt this, ever.

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I could do it, but fortunately for me, mine are bulbs to be changed with plug in LEDs.

If you welded LEDs on a circuit board, you wouldn't have a circuit board or leds anymore

REKT

installing a train horn on f150

RGBW it

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no there isnt... you must live with the boring dashboard you have....

Darren Davenport wouldn't the places that install alarms and stereos do it?

savage!

That would be distracting while driving

lol nice

That is stupid. Part of pride in ownership is upgrading and modifying. I'd never buy anything and worry about whether I'm "allowed" to change light colours lol.

+Justin Credible (JustinCredibleTV) I agree, but the reason that modifications can void warranties is because if your modification causes a problem, it's unrealistic to expect the manufacturer to fix it for free.

+CactusGuy "Oh, your engine is burning a lot of oil? Unfortunately we can't fix that because you changed the LED's in your dashboard." Who would say that?

+Justin Credible (JustinCredibleTV) I agree. I see too many rolling in their car bone stock, except for a plastidipped emblem or something every now and then. Seems like people are too worried about their resale value, and in that case you have bought the wrong car.

+Henrik Nilsen I said If the modification is the direct cause of a problem. Like if you modify the dashboard LEDs and the dashboard stops working.

Bryan Young The law is that if it's dangerous, then it's illegal. For instance if you're driving 35 MPH on a 65 MPH freeway it's illegal because you could cause a collision.

Like I said, I have no trouble believing that it does exist as a law, but around where I live, you'd be hard pressed to find someone NOT breaking the limit by at least ten miles an hour. So, whether it is true or not is incredibly irrelevant to my life.

There should be two wires (they may be bundled as one thick cable) that come from the computer up into your seatbelt receptacle at the very bottom (near the carpet). Simply cut the wires and then, depending on your car, either tape the wires off separately to prevent a closed circuit/short OR use a butt connecter to close the circuit, thus sending a "seatbelt engaged" message to the computer. 15 minutes tops and super easy if you know how to use a wire cutter, stripper, and crimper.

Just go to junk yard find same model year of vehicle you have and cut the buckle off and put it in your vehicle...

Set the sound alert volume to 0. 😆

MegaNight - Really? I'm pretty sure that you're thinking way too much into this. I'm a 21 year old FEMALE, with absolutely no car experience whatsoever, and I managed to change the lights in my dashboard using this, and managed not to fuck it up. After I did it I got my uncle, who's a mechanic, to take a look at it, and see if it looked like I screwed up anything, and he was shocked that I did it correctly. So, if you're gonna bitch and complain, bitch and complain on a video that's less detailed.

Aren't they dimmable? They have been in all the cars I've ever owned.

Bitch please, I drive a Corsa B from '97 and I got a feature that allows me to dim all of the lights (even the numbers around the gauges) almost completely. Sure it's safe.

I shot the footage with the key out. Just the lights on.

fail

fail

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the engine wasnt even running he might have had it in a accessory mode and turned on lights manually

Cool

Collin Parks yep I have a saab 9-3. Lovely car!

Awesome for my first car I want a Chevy El Cameno

Coool!

Ya and I'm going to make it into a every day driver that can be brought to a drag strip to race other road cars, it's going to be interesting that's for sure

AbradedWhips LOL! But I don't wear one in the parking lot.

Brandon Spain the original definition of hacking was to modify a circuit or circuit board to do things it was not originally designed to do. Let that sink in...

phattieg idk man, still not convinced

Apparently you're clueless to what hacking in general is.

think so, but doesn't hurt to check

Rakesh Kumar It's completely legal. There is no law that requires a seatbelt light in a car. However, this probably voids your car warranty (if you still have it).

Depends on the light specs and colors. Also depends where the car is registered.

In many places it's even legal to drive without a speedometer in your car at all.

***** Please shut up

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TheWhooo123 Man, people now are strange. I remember everybody bitching when they made seat belts mandatory.

Not too mention possibly illegal, especially if he were to try to resell the vehicle at some point and forget to replace that...

A good idea to disconnect the battery when working on components that has something to do with the air bag system.

we said that a million times

You should always unplug the battery before doing any electrical work. Not just for the airbags, but for the computers.

That part of the dash doesn't have anything to do with the airbags...

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