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Old 03-30-2005, 10:06 AM
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You would have to remove the windsheild to drill out the rivits holding that VIN plate in place. If you want to remove the VIN from your car it sounds a little fishy to me.. The dashpad just goes over and around that VIN plate. There is no need to remove it from your car, or the car you're taking it from.
Old 03-30-2005, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Custom88
You would have to remove the windsheild to drill out the rivits holding that VIN plate in place. If you want to remove the VIN from your car it sounds a little fishy to me.. The dashpad just goes over and around that VIN plate. There is no need to remove it from your car, or the car you're taking it from.
right!! 100%

2000sseibadass, why do you wanna remove the VIN?? or did u just think you had to?
Old 03-30-2005, 12:13 PM
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My bad you guys I misunderstood. I though you guys said it was on connected dash. I see now(should have read all of it uh lol!!)
Thanx I hope I can get this out with no problem!
Old 03-31-2005, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by 2000sseibadass
My bad you guys I misunderstood. I though you guys said it was on connected dash. I see now(should have read all of it uh lol!!)
Thanx I hope I can get this out with no problem!
ah, I see. we're just very protective of our Bonnevilles. Let us know if you need any more help with anything.
Old 04-05-2005, 11:22 AM
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If you replace your instrument cluster with used, the digital odometer setting will not transfer.(At least that'* what happened on my SSEi). The odometer setting is stored in the cluster, and does not transfer from vehicle to vehicle.

So, if you put in a IC from a salvage yard, you will need to attach an adjustment somewhere that will reflect the difference in the actual vs. displayed mileage. You may be able to get a dealer to reprogram the used IC...but I doubt it. They only seem interested in selling you their own remanufactured version.
Old 04-11-2005, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by markd79ta
Originally Posted by itsnitro
umm... let me ask this... just curious.... where was the car and why didnt anyone hear the chainsaw??? thats not a bad security feature..razor blades under the door handle... put a little waring sticker in the corner of each window.. that would be great!! but the down side would be what happen to your friend!
The car was parked on the street next to the college. It was at night on the weekend, and most people didn't even look when an alarm went off because it was so common. The razor blades were under the dash.
LOL, college...... Sounds more like a war torn third world country story. hehe
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Originally Posted by itsnitro
Originally Posted by 2000sseibadass
Well what happen was that I had a NICE stereo system with a 2-12'' kickers and they stole it and that would have just been ok. But the lil runts had to give my Bonnie a new face by put nail acrylic on the dash and taking a knife and shaving the dash in sticking hole in it and the seats.

So the vin is connected to the car. What a relief. Arent the vin #'* impossible to remove anyway?
those punks!! defacing a Bonnville!

the Vin in the window can be removed with a drill. but there are others on the car.. under the hood... theres like 9 or more vins besides the window one.. you can even have them eitched(spelling?) into your door windows

heres a list of places...not to smart to have on the internet.. crooks can now find them.

transmission
front & rear bumper
engine
hood
right & left door
sliding cargo door
right & left quarter panels and side assembly
pickup/cargo box
rear doors & hatchback/deck lid/tailgate.
ahh you missed one that is now becomeing really common and that is on the seat belt








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A dealer will be able to change the milage/vin stored in the DIC on your car if i'm not mistaken.
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