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the speedo is really hard to read on my limited in some light conditions,Nightime is no problems at all, i have been using the Gps but was wondering if anyone has a sticker i could overlay on the glass,
Wow, I thought I was the only one wondering why in the heck is the speedometer hard to read during the day, but stands out well at night!
As a work around for me is I set the left field on the navigation screen to Speed under the navigation setup so at a quick glance, it gives road speed.
Does any know if the digital speedo is linked to the transmission or the GPS? My guess is the transmission as the analog speedo matches, line for line the digital speedo on the NAV.
Does any know if the digital speedo is linked to the transmission or the GPS? My guess is the transmission as the analog speedo matches, line for line the digital speedo on the NAV.
It comes from the ECM, same as the dash gauge.
With my PV2 I adjusted the PPUs far enough off (half) to tell, they read identical.
I'm thinking about a fine black texta to mark 60,80 and 100
I also use the gps but on my around Australia trip the infotainment stopped working completely, turned out to be the fuse fell out of its socket.
We are talking about the lines at the edge. If you just want to know roughly within 10 MPH how fast you are going, then the numbers are easy to read. But if you want to get within 1 or 2 mph of the speed limit, then you need to see the fine lines at the edge of the gauges. Those are hard to read near the top. At 1-30 they are readable. Above that they tend to fade away in full sun light.
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