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I have tried a complete reset of the onboard trip computers, but it doesn't correct this problem.

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Reset tyres

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I recall that there is some sort of reset for new tyres.

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I have tried a complete reset of the onboard trip computers, but it doesn't correct this problem.

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I recall that there is some sort of reset for new tyres.

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I originally put this on another thread, but it might be better here. I cannot seem to resolve the following problem: ... maybe you can clear up something I cannot quite figure out. In the CS with the PCM and sport chrono package, there is an option for recording general overall trip information. One of the factors recorded and displayed is the average speed traveled. For some reason my average speed traveled is always very low, compared to what I think it should be. Say for instance that I take a drive lasting 50 minutes. During that time there is mostly highway or roads where I am averaging 60-70 mph. The display will tell me my average speed was 35 mph. Clearly not correct. I have tried a complete reset of the onboard trip computers, but it doesn't correct this problem. Any idea? Come to think of it, I noticed this after I removed my wheels to fix a flat and to clean and wax them. I recall that there is some sort of reset for new tyres. Could this be a factor? I also note that the manual says that the trip clock continues to count even when the car is off. Sounds funny to me. Second: I cannot seem to find a display, even in the sport chrono mode, that records the MAX speed obtained. Am I missing something?

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