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Changing trip counter to km left on dashboard

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Date Registered: 10-2015
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Changing trip counter to km left on dashboard

Wanted to change the total trip counter to km left to go but I have no idea how.

Nissan Xtrail T32 white 2.0 engine auto with CVT, 4WD

Basically just wanted to change the bottom image (mine) to the top image (from someone else's car)

Last edited by ric9989, 17/Oct/2015, 7:35 pm

17/Oct/2015, 3:37 pm

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Re: Changing trip counter to km left on dashboard

Basically change from bottom image to top image

17/Oct/2015, 3:39 pm

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Hi Ric9989,

On the right hand side of the dash, below the instrument cluster, there is a series of switches, with one that is labeled 'Trip'. Press it and it will cycle through odometer, Trip A and Trip B. You can reset Trip A and B to zero by cycling to the the one you want to reset, press and hold the trip button until it resets to '0.00'

Cheers

John

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17/Oct/2015, 9:30 pm

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Re: Changing trip counter to km left on dashboard

Oh thanks for the info. Now I know how to reset the trip. But what I wanted to know is actually to change to 126km to refueling in the top image instead of the bottom image of 1000km.

18/Oct/2015, 12:02 am

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You need to be in the "Fuel Economy" mode to see it and actually this is just a rough estimate of mileage left until next refuel and will vary depending on your driving style and road conditions. The trip meter is most accurate way to track your fuel consumption and to measure it for future reference between full tank refuels.

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