Oner
03-17-17, 02:48 PM
#1
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Oner
Hi guys
Stupid question in my other car when I want to go from point A to point B I set the Odometer to 0 now I know what's the distance between point A and point B so how do you sit down Odometer to 0 on the GS
Thanks
Stupid question in my other car when I want to go from point A to point B I set the Odometer to 0 now I know what's the distance between point A and point B so how do you sit down Odometer to 0 on the GS
Thanks
03-17-17, 03:08 PM
#2
Lexus Test Driver
Just press the odometer button on the left side of the dash, behind the steering wheel and cycle through Trip A, B, back to ODO. Hold to reset Trip A/B to zero.
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elidari (03-17-17)
03-17-17, 06:12 PM
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Lexus Test Driver
03-17-17, 06:25 PM
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Your GS has a lot more ODO toys to play with...
This is all on pages 84-91 of the manual and page 217 of the Nav manual
Right steering wheel spoke button "DISP" toggles through a couple of different screens.
"After Refueling" is MPG you can not reset, resets itself when you tank up. approx. 350 miles
"Average" is MPG you can reset but if you don't it will accumulate up to 9999 miles. Try using it seasonally!
"Average Speed" (use to trip up your teen driver?) and of course "Cruising Range"
Where is get fun is when you press "menu" on the console and open up Info on the Nav screen.
"Fuel Consumption" will show you Consumption...MPG by the minute and Past Record which is
MPG since you last pressed "Average" shown above. If you reset it every three (3) months you
will see seasonal MPG trends! How about morning vs. evening commute? Spouse driving vs. yours?
Be careful with that one.
This is all on pages 84-91 of the manual and page 217 of the Nav manual
Right steering wheel spoke button "DISP" toggles through a couple of different screens.
"After Refueling" is MPG you can not reset, resets itself when you tank up. approx. 350 miles
"Average" is MPG you can reset but if you don't it will accumulate up to 9999 miles. Try using it seasonally!
"Average Speed" (use to trip up your teen driver?) and of course "Cruising Range"
Where is get fun is when you press "menu" on the console and open up Info on the Nav screen.
"Fuel Consumption" will show you Consumption...MPG by the minute and Past Record which is
MPG since you last pressed "Average" shown above. If you reset it every three (3) months you
will see seasonal MPG trends! How about morning vs. evening commute? Spouse driving vs. yours?
Be careful with that one.
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