Q: How do I change trip odometer stats

asked by on November 13, 2016

how do i get int trip stats to change them

My car has 100 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

Hi there. To change the trip status on the dash, press the DISP button on the steering wheel until the dash reads the trip messages. Then, you can cycle through the trip status on the dash and see what miles were put on the vehicle during the trip. To clear the trip, simply click on the DISP button when the trip is on A or B and hold it. This will clear the trip status to 0. If you need further assistance with your vehicle, then seek out a professional to help you with your trip status.

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