Hi
My OBC is showing in kilometers - how can i change it to miles??
ONC kilometers to miles
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smithy318i
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press the consumption button, then press the small button in the bottom right with a pen to cycle between metric/imperial.
HTH and welcome to the zone.
HTH and welcome to the zone.

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thanks very much will do it now
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The fuel thingy displays three settings,French(litre/klm) American(MPG) and UK(M/G). On the UK setting you also get outside temp in Farinheit(sp!!) instead of Centigrade.
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smithy318i
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If it is calibrated correctly and with the correct code plug, very accurate indeed.
You should start to worry when the miles remaining gets to ----
clearly ---- means FUMES in German!
You should start to worry when the miles remaining gets to ----
clearly ---- means FUMES in German!

Cool,mine says 83 miles left in tank but petrol light just come on againsmithy318i wrote:If it is calibrated correctly and with the correct code plug, very accurate indeed.
You should start to worry when the miles remaining gets to ----
clearly ---- means FUMES in German!
That combined with fluttering temp gauge and dodgy service lights is enough to convince me my si batterys are shot!
Time to replace I think

I heard that you could adjust how much it thought was left in the tank. Alas I am a scummer with a clock and can't go out and try it and I can't remember what happened on my old 325.
I'd say they are pretty inaccurate going on ekos example. 80 miles from 6 litres from a 2.5!
Thats dreamland territory.
I'd say they are pretty inaccurate going on ekos example. 80 miles from 6 litres from a 2.5!


