blackchief:

Please would like to know how one will read the distant cover using trip A or Trip B on a vehicle Odometer. Also if one read it, is it in kilometer or miles.

thanks

or when u send your driver on an errand and he uses 2hrs and tells u it's traffic and your trip A shows u like 100km for a 30km journey dat one mean say your car na part time kabu-kabu

Generally, European, Canadian, Japanese and Australian cars will be calliberated in km/h. The odometer will record in kilometres. British and North American models will be calliberated in both km/h and mph. The km/h will be the inner smaller markings. The odometer in these cars will record in miles.

In some models, the odometer is switchable between metric and imperial, regardless of the scale on the speedo dial. Switching from metric to imperial and vice versa, will also alter other settings - outside ambient temperature will toggle between Celsius and Fahrenheit, fuel consumption indicator (if fitted) will read either miles per gallon or litres/kilometer etc.

It's worth noting that vehicles exported from countries where velocity / distance is measured in miles, may have the speedo dial replaced with one that's calliberated in kilometres. Though the scale may be fairly accurate, the odometer will still record in miles! So, the odometer will not reflect a true kilometer reading. Again, if the display is switchable, then it'll be fine. Most are fixed, though they can be changed with suitable diagnostic software. Not the normal scanners, we're talking dedicated data changing software And as for the older mechanical type, you're pretty much stuck.

Eco2580:

Sir are my odometer and trip A/B reading in KM or Miles?
Car Make: Honda accord lx 2.4 2003 model.

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