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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / October 2005

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Hp - 29 Oct 2005 23:17 GMT
What is the proper way to use this? Do I reset the mpg computer only when I
fill the tank ? or hit the reset button every time I go someplace.? My truck
is an 04 ram 1500,hemi quad cab 355 gears,shortbed with 17in wheels. What
should I be getting for a reading around town with the bed empty?
Denny - 29 Oct 2005 23:55 GMT
> What is the proper way to use this? Do I reset the mpg computer only when
> I fill the tank ? or hit the reset button every time I go someplace.? My
> truck is an 04 ram 1500,hemi quad cab 355 gears,shortbed with 17in wheels.
> What should I be getting for a reading around town with the bed empty?

Use it however suits you the best. On mine, I reset it when I change the oil
and don't pay much attention to it. Around town mileage, depending on your
right foot of course, will probably be around the 12-13 mpg range.

Denny
mac davis - 30 Oct 2005 18:12 GMT
>What is the proper way to use this? Do I reset the mpg computer only when I
>fill the tank ? or hit the reset button every time I go someplace.? My truck
>is an 04 ram 1500,hemi quad cab 355 gears,shortbed with 17in wheels. What
>should I be getting for a reading around town with the bed empty?

we tend to use it to track mileage on long trips... since it will match your
dash odometer, it's kind of a waste having the computer track it, too..

I like Denny's idea of using it for an oil change reminder, though... except
that we change our synthetic once or twice a year..

mac

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