Tweak trip computer?
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Tweak trip computer?
Does VAG-COM expose anything that could be used to tweak the trip computer, specifically on a 2003 A4?
For example, I've noticed that the Trip Computer's average MPG calculation is 1.5 MPG high compared to what I calculate at the pump, so I'm curious if there is anything I could change (introduce "fudge" factor?) to get the calculation even closer.
For example, I've noticed that the Trip Computer's average MPG calculation is 1.5 MPG high compared to what I calculate at the pump, so I'm curious if there is anything I could change (introduce "fudge" factor?) to get the calculation even closer.
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Yes, fuel consumption display can be tweaked
at adaptation Channel 03. The range is 85% to 115%, in steps of 5%.
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For completeness sake, that is Module 17 - Instruments, Adaptation Channel 03
I changed it from the default of 100 to 90. We'll see if that moves the figure in the right direction for me, or not.
Thanks again, Uwe!
Thanks again, Uwe!
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Nope, its the other way...
I adjusted mine to 95 initially and discovered that the trip computer read even higher. Setting it to 105 was much better. Its now about 3% off so I'm not sure if I want to adjust it to 110 and have the trip comp. read lower than actual or leave it as is, slightly optimistic.
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I think you're right. I was looking at it today, and it does seem higher than before.
I'll probably wait until my next gas stop (today or tomorrow) then change it to 105.
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I changed it to 105, and was surprised to see
the average seemed to be adjusted immediately (and pretty much dead-on).
I was under the impression that the consumption "factor" would actually apply to the data as it was collected. Instead, it appears that it must use it as a multiplier against all of the collected data. Smart way to do it.
I was under the impression that the consumption "factor" would actually apply to the data as it was collected. Instead, it appears that it must use it as a multiplier against all of the collected data. Smart way to do it.
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