Secondhand clocks/mileage
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Secondhand clocks/mileage
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I'd say yes.. saves any future issues if you have a claim.
http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/car-club-insurance.html
http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/car-club-insurance.html
You can with most modern cars pay to have them digitally corrected and with fiats the ecu records the actual mileage of the car
no it doesn't, the body computer does
There isn't any requirement, but adviseable, as it could cause an issue come a claim if they look into the mileage the car does vs the mileage you've declaired and it then being out of sync with MOTs etc.
I would have thought that would come under "Dashboard changes" in the list of mods https://www.fiatforum.com/insurance/298320-what-declare.html ?
Dash board isn't the instrument cluster
Dash board changes will be where people paint them etc.
Dash board isn't the instrument cluster
Dash board changes will be where people paint them etc.
[ame]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dashboard[/ame]
"a control panel placed in front of the driver of an automobile, housing instrumentation and controls "
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dashboard
"a control panel placed in front of the driver of an automobile, housing instrumentation and controls "
Thats no fair, it wiki
And whilst the pedants are arguing that the dash is the big lump of plastic between passenger and screen, the insurance company will have your gonads in a vice.Thats no fair, it wiki
Let's face it, the driving public is right royally screwed. We are so at the mercy of these bloodsucking vampires.
It's not a modification it's a replacement part, only if you changed it for something not originally fitted like HGT clocks then you would have to declare it as a modification.
I think there is something that says you might have to inform the dvla for the reasons MEP mentioned above?
I think there is something that says you might have to inform the dvla for the reasons MEP mentioned above?
And whilst the pedants are arguing the point, your insurance company still has your gonads in a vice.
I fully agree, if you swap like for like - and - can adjust the clock to read near enough what your old one read then I can't see what the problem is, but then again, I'm not the one taking hundreds of pounds off you each year and nor will I be the one you turn to expecting to pay out some huge repair bill.
With even the smallest repair bill coming into many hundreds of pounds these days, not to mention whiplash claims, insurance companies will look for any excuse they can to wriggle out of their commitment.
If they can show that something is not right (don't ask me how) then you're screwed. Best to be up front with them - and make sure you get their agreement in writing (or record the telephone call - if they can, so can you!).
As long as you notify them at the beginning of the call
Always do - right at the point where the automated system tells me that they are recording... well, I can hear me saying it on my recording
As I was taught - if it ain't written down, it didn't happen
