My long term memory has done more miles than my car!

AndrewMD

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• Apr 23, 2017

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Just looked at my long term term memory on the trip computer, which I haven't reset since new, and the long term millage is MORE than the milometer on the car! Is this normal?

 

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• Apr 23, 2017

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AndrewMD said:

Just looked at my long term term memory on the trip computer, which I haven't reset since new, and the long term millage is MORE than the milometer on the car! Is this normal?

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Never seen that before!

Can't offer any reasonable explanation though really. Haha.


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Is there not a certian mileage that the dealer can reset to zero as part of the PDI? 100 miles comes to mind? Maybe reset on the odo but not the trip?

 

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Good shout Alexander ether that or they read off diff sensors?

 

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Alexander Thomson said:

Is there not a certian mileage that the dealer can reset to zero as part of the PDI? 100 miles comes to mind? Maybe reset on the odo but not the trip?

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Correct.

 

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Pdi is normally 10-15 miles on a planned route near to the dealer.