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Example: eco score display
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To display: press the
W
or
[!]
button
on the steering wheel to select the
eco
score from start
menu.
If
you reset the data in the eco score dis-
play, then the data in the
from start
trip
computer is also reset automatically
(t>
page 142).
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To reset the data: press the
[QK]
button
on the steering wheel.
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Press the
W
or
[!]
button to select
yes
and press the
I
OK
I
button to confirm.
The display shows t he eco score display
and the data shown is reset.
The percentage count in the eco score
display only reappears once a distance
of approx. 400 m has been covered.
If
the ignition remains switched off for
longer than four hours, the eco score dis-
pl ay in the on-board computer will be auto-
matically reset.
For further information on the eco score
display, see
(t>
page 122).
Example: fuel consumption
Menus and submenus
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Press the
W
or
[!]
button on the
steering wheel to select the display of
current fuel consumption.
The displ ay shows the fue l consumption
over the previous 15 minutes as a bar chart.
The display additionally shows the current
fuel consumption as a numeric value in the
upper right section of the display.
When the vehicle is stationary or up to a
speed of approximately 5 krn/h, the display
shows the current fue l consumption as a
numeric value in 1/h.
If
you have changed
the unit of measurement for distance to
Miles ,
the display shows two dashes .
If
you switch off the ignition, or change the
distance unit, the fuel consumption data is
deleted automatically.
You can change the distance unit in the
Display
submenu
(t>
page 146).
Coolant temperature menu
Under normal operating conditions and
with the specified coolant level, the cool-
ant temperature may rise to 110
c c.
Example: coolant temperature
11>
Press the
W
or
[!]
button on the
steering wheel to select the coolant tem-
perature display.
The display shows the current coolant
temperature as a bar in the range
between 50 and 110
c c.
If
the coolant temperature rises above
110
c c,
then the display shows a display
message
(t>
page 160). Observe the dis-
play message. You could otherwise dam-
age the engine.
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