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I think I've altered something when starting the car this afternoon.
I inadvertently pressed the Trip Reset button too early, before the instruments came to life properly. A 6-digit number was displayed on the odometer/trip display, and I tried to get rid of it by pressing the button a couple of times.
I started off, and soon realised the speedo needle was hardly moving, and after maybe 20 miles, the trip meter was reading just over 2 miles.
Looking at the 6-digit number when I got back, it is showing 109386. I'm pretty sure it started with a "0" before I messed it up, and one of the other digits has changed, but not sure which one.
Any thoughts?
Last edited by Jon G4LJW; 03/11/19 04:26 PM.
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Jon, you activated the system to calibrate the speedometer. I found the speedomanuel on the internet and when using an gps , it is very easy to calibrate again. I have the details on my work. Can send it tomorrow if you want.
Stefan
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Jon, you activated the system to calibrate the speedometer. I found the speedomanuel on the internet and when using an gps , it is very easy to calibrate again. I have the details on my work. Can send it tomorrow if you want.
Stefan That would be very kind, thank you Stefan!
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I'm not sure but I think you may have mucked up the speedo calibration. Have a look at http://www.talkmorgan.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/407448/1 I list the instructions for a Smiths Electronic Speedometer in that post.
Peter
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Thanks Peter - I think that's the easiest for me to use, as you say, "...Spanner Juggler for a Plus 4 used 008386..." - which means I've only changed the 1st and 3rd digits. It's dark here now, so I'll have a go at changing it back tomorrow - and it's another reason for driving again! 
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Hi - I adjusted the setting to read 008386, by changing 2 of the digits, and then waiting for the display change to the normal mileage display. Seems to be back to normal, after checking around one of my normal routes, where I know the distances very well, and there are a couple of radar-activated speed signs.
Thanks for the help!
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Have look on the caerbont website , instructions are on there
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Have look on the caerbont website , instructions are on there. You can use your sat nav to check/cal
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Have look on the caerbont website , instructions are on there. You can use your sat nav to check/cal Thanks - it seems back to normal now anyway!
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