Hi,
Well I purchased my W208 '98 reg CLK230K over the weekend. In general I am very happy with it. It has all the toys and was kept in relatively good condition. I am going to treat it to a full valet (by me) and a professional touch-up/polish over the next few weeks...
I noticed one thing however. I had a 150 mile return trip after collecting the car and I noticed something strange. I has reset the trip computer before starting my journey and at about half way it was reading 100miles. I turned on my GPS (GARMIN Nuvi) and set it on the dash. Both the Odometer and trip computer are actually incrementing in Kilometers and not Miles but the units stated on the trip computer are miles?? Also, I set the speed limiter to 100mph miles and it kicked in at 100km/ph and not 100mph?
In one sence I am thinking, great, I have purchased a car with 90,000kms and not 90,000 miles but on the other hand it is a bit strange.
Has anybody come across this before???
Also, can I change the limiter and trip computer to km instead of miles as to avoid any further confusion.
Thanks,
Mike.
Well I purchased my W208 '98 reg CLK230K over the weekend. In general I am very happy with it. It has all the toys and was kept in relatively good condition. I am going to treat it to a full valet (by me) and a professional touch-up/polish over the next few weeks...
I noticed one thing however. I had a 150 mile return trip after collecting the car and I noticed something strange. I has reset the trip computer before starting my journey and at about half way it was reading 100miles. I turned on my GPS (GARMIN Nuvi) and set it on the dash. Both the Odometer and trip computer are actually incrementing in Kilometers and not Miles but the units stated on the trip computer are miles?? Also, I set the speed limiter to 100mph miles and it kicked in at 100km/ph and not 100mph?
In one sence I am thinking, great, I have purchased a car with 90,000kms and not 90,000 miles but on the other hand it is a bit strange.
Has anybody come across this before???
Also, can I change the limiter and trip computer to km instead of miles as to avoid any further confusion.
Thanks,
Mike.