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Change FR display from KM/h to MPH
- Thread starter petrolhead
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Appologies, I did a search but found nothing. How bizzar that they can should fuel consumption is metric and imperial but not speed
You can't change I because it's uk law that a car's speed must be displayed to the driver in both mph and kph this is incase the car is subsequently used in a country where the speed limits are in kph, if you look at you speedo there is no kph on it like older cars so the kph is displayed in the mfd to keep things legal.
This video shows where the speed can be changed, although this is for a US car so I'm aware it might not be the same if it's law over here.
Start it at 9 mins 14 seconds....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZDR6jOLbY4
Is the 'Alt. speed dsp' setting shown in the video not available on MFD of UK cars?
Start it at 9 mins 14 seconds....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZDR6jOLbY4
Is the 'Alt. speed dsp' setting shown in the video not available on MFD of UK cars?
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Mak1
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eah EU strikes again. Speed in km/h must be displayed at all times! As we, who drive on the correct side of the road, have the analogue speedo in mph only km/h must be displayed on digital display. If your analogue is in km/h you can toggle between mph & km/h on the digital display.
Ah, you may think you drive on the correct side of the road but the majority of the rest of the world (that is, the whole world apart from your old colonies - and Japan, who love copying stuff) thinks otherwise. 
As most people are right handed you should sit on the right hand side of the car and use your right hand for steering as it is more accurate for steering, it is also why the best drivers in the world are both right handed and come from right hand drive vehicles - THESE ARE 100% TRUE FACTS - honest.
Really? I thought "the best drivers in the world" (Clarkson accent lol) were/are scandinavic, and they drive on the left side of the car.
Also, I prefer to use both hands for steering.
This is very off topic, my apologies.
Also, I prefer to use both hands for steering.
This is very off topic, my apologies.
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