How do you reset the MPG?

[kayleighk116]

Just reached 500 miles on the Trailhunter and was wondering how reset the average miles per gallon when I fill up again. Mine has hovered around 17.6, yet I see 22+ on the gauge cluster when I shut the vehicle off.

Makes me wonder what my MPG actually is.

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[odins_beer'd]

For the SR5 if you have the average MPG as the main indicator/selected and hold the OK button for a second it resets.

 

[kayleighk116]

I will give that a try.

 

[kayleighk116]

For the SR5 if you have the average MPG as the main indicator/selected and hold the OK button for a second it resets.

Thank! That worked!

 

[odins_beer'd]

Thank! That worked!

Happy to help

 

[talmadge]

There's an app called Fuelly that I also use to keep track of my calculated MPG which I would recommend as the computer estimate can be off. You just plug in your odometer reading and how many gallons you filled every time you fill up.

 

[kayleighk116]

There's an app called Fuelly that I also use to keep track of my calculated MPG which I would recommend as the computer estimate can be off. You just plug in your odometer reading and how many gallons you filled every time you fill up.

Is that an Apple App? I did not find it on Android apps.

 

[talmadge]

Is that an Apple App? I did not find it on Android apps.

I'm on iOS so I'm not sure if there's an Android version, but there are definitely fuel tracking app alternatives for Android if not.

 

[Dead Horse]

There's an app called Fuelly that I also use to keep track of my calculated MPG which I would recommend as the computer estimate can be off. You just plug in your odometer reading and how many gallons you filled every time you fill up.

I do this in my head. I don't need an app lol

 

[talmadge]

I do this in my head. I don't need an app lol

If you can do (1676-1357)/16.217 in your head then your mental math is a lot better than mine.

 

[Dead Horse]

If you can do (1676-1357)/16.217 in your head then your mental math is a lot better than mine.

I don't need that much specificity. I hit my trip meter every time I leave the pump. If I travel 275 miles and take 20 gallons to fill up...It's 13.7ish mpg. I can do that level of division to a tenth in my head, which is plenty for my MPG purposes.

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