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Old Mar 4, 2023 | 12:34 AM
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Speedometer Calibration - NCSExpert - Facelift

Hi,
I am trying to correct my speedometer, and odometer, due to a 5% smaller wheel diameter.
I have found the following in the KMB module:

Speedometer Calibration
KALIBRIERUNG_TACHO (Data: 25)

Impulses per KM for Tacho and Odometer:
K_ZAHL_TACHO (Data: 181,127)
K_ZAHL_TACHO_KOMPL (Data: 74,128)
K_ZAHL_WEG (Data: 181,127)
K_ZAHL_WEG_KOMPL(Data: 74,128)

I can make changes to account for 5% more impulses per KM and successfully code these to the car, however there is no change in the speedometer error.

Data values I have tried as follows:

KALIBRIERUNG_TACHO (Data: 25 and also tried 0)

K_ZAHL_TACHO (Data: 96,134)
K_ZAHL_TACHO_KOMPL (Data: 159,121)
K_ZAHL_WEG (Data: 96,134)
K_ZAHL_WEG_KOMPL(Data: 159,121)

Other threads I have found utilise different wert options in NC Dummy, however I do not have these for the ZAHL values. I have to manually calculate the correct values (hex) and add them via NCSDummy.

I am hoping somebody maybe able to tell where I have gone wrong... are there more settings in another module that also require recoding?
 
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Old Aug 7, 2023 | 04:27 AM
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Did you turn off the intentional Speedo error? Only applies to the digital speed readout, not the analog needle readout. The analog is 3 mph off intentionally.
 
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