I have a 2010 focus

Asked by jsantor2000 Jan 13, 2013 at 06:38 PM about the 2010 Ford Focus SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

put a new battery In but now the miles it shows for the gas that's in the tank is wrong how do you reset
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Press in the black button next to the display to cycle through odometer, trip A, or trip B.

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If you mean that the miles are wrong in the way that it shows too much or too little miles for the amount of gas in the tank, then when you removed the battery it reset the calculation it made and will come right by itself after the second or so tank of gas that you refill.

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That's exactly what I meant but I filled It up twice and It's telling me 428 miles per full tank and I know that's not right

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Try resetting your average speed and fuel consumption and maybe drive a little "spiritedly" and have a look at what it tells you then? Perhaps you have an optimistic ford on your hands... :-)

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I have a 2010 Ford focus how do I reset the milege

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How do I get it to show in miles instead of kms..??? What the miles r left in tank instead of kms

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