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Mon, Mar 23rd, 2009, 10:25 am
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| PIPs on the MPG gauge I own a 2008 HCH II. I was wondering what the PIPs on the MPG gauge represent. Does each PIP represent 5 mpg? |
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Fri, Mar 27th, 2009, 04:14 pm
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| Heck if I know, I too would be curious but, again, I am usually too busy driving to count the pips on the SOC little lone those on the instant display. |
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Sun, Mar 29th, 2009, 07:26 am
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| I see you counted twenty too. This display is coaching you. |
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Mon, Mar 30th, 2009, 05:18 am
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| To guess 5 mpg per pip, I assumed that all pips on is 100mpg and that there are 20 pips on the display. Like justbob30 mentioned, he is too busy driving. I have the same problem. When coasting, I try and count all the pips on the display. I have trouble doing this while driving. It is easy to count the pips above or below the "50" mark in the middle of the display. If I knew what the value of the pip just above the 50 mark, I could easily determine the value of the display. What I am presently assuming is that when all the pips are on up to the 50 mark, the value of the display is 40-45 mpg. And, when one pip is on above the 50 mark, the value of the display is 50-55 mpg. Does this sound correct? |
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