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Problem with reset odometer
- Thread starter Ralph B
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Bob Denman
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:welcome:
Since you're new in here, and we've all got a lot to learn about each other: could you please tell us the procedure that you used to try and "zero" the tip odometer?
(I'm sorry to ask this: I'm actually hoping that it was a procedural error, since they're the easiest and cheapest to fix!
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Since you're new in here, and we've all got a lot to learn about each other: could you please tell us the procedure that you used to try and "zero" the tip odometer?
(I'm sorry to ask this: I'm actually hoping that it was a procedural error, since they're the easiest and cheapest to fix!
)trikermutha
New member
also did you hold the button for a few seconds to reset?
^^ That's always a good one TCB (& Ralph) & can really cause some concern until you work out what you've done!! Aaargh, nothing's working! What've I broken!! :gaah:
Another one that'll probably catch you out every now & then is when you go to reset Trip A & might even successfully achieve that, but on leaving the screen to go back to the main display you accidentally &/or without noticing switch across to Trip B - the UN-reset one!! :shocked: That'll get you thinking for a while once you discover the still increasing miles despite your 'supposed reset'
pps:
Another one that'll probably catch you out every now & then is when you go to reset Trip A & might even successfully achieve that, but on leaving the screen to go back to the main display you accidentally &/or without noticing switch across to Trip B - the UN-reset one!! :shocked: That'll get you thinking for a while once you discover the still increasing miles despite your 'supposed reset'
pps:GA_Spyderman
New member
What do you mean by "nothing's working"? When you select the Trip A or Trip B page, momentarily press the "V" key. Don't hold it down.
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Jetfixer
Well-known member
I have a feeling I know what the OP is asking. I too reset my trip odometer at each fill-up. I think it's a great habit for keeping an eye on the condition of your machine. (Any serious deviation from normal mileage and something's wrong). Sometimes the reset just does not want to play nice. Other times it resets on the first push of the button. I have a 15 RTL. I have not been able to isolate a problem yet.
Maybe JetFixer, but it seems he's not interested in finding out?!? :dontknow:
I really don't know why people bother posting a question & then ignoring all the responses? Seems to be a bit of an odd thing to do, to me anyway?? And he has been back on the Forum since posting it up too - his last visit here was yesterday.... You'da thought he'd look in on the thread he started and maybe reply, possibly even give us some of the additional info requested, but at least say thanks to the people who have made the effort to try & help him??
I really don't know why people bother posting a question & then ignoring all the responses? Seems to be a bit of an odd thing to do, to me anyway?? And he has been back on the Forum since posting it up too - his last visit here was yesterday.... You'da thought he'd look in on the thread he started and maybe reply, possibly even give us some of the additional info requested, but at least say thanks to the people who have made the effort to try & help him??
TicketBait
RT-S PE#0412
Maybe JetFixer, but it seems he's not interested in finding out?!? :dontknow:
I really don't know why people bother posting a question & then ignoring all the responses? Seems to be a bit of an odd thing to do, to me anyway?? And he has been back on the Forum since posting it up too - his last visit here was yesterday.... You'da thought he'd look in on the thread he started and maybe reply, possibly even give us some of the additional info requested, but at least say thanks to the people who have made the effort to try & help him??
To add to this, when you do get an answer to your question, how about coming back and letting us know
We can all learn a little something.I answer peoples questions in the chatroom ALL the time, not that I know the answers, but I can link to where they need to read their answer to their question, only to check and see they never check back. Usually new people who don't know how or where to post in a forum. However I do give props to those that start a thread, cuz they will get many more educated answers.
Blows my mind that spyderlovers won't put info in there bios not like there street address, but come on city and state and what model and year Spyder you have.:banghead:
Most of the original riders here do or did , but for the 2- 3 people that sign up each day, nah, they will have a Facebook that is far more intrusive than here.
Ok, got my ranting out of the way....have a nice day
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