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km/hr VS. mi/hr

Discussion in 'Prius c Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting' started by tonia taffaro, Jan 3, 2014.

  1. tonia taffaro

    tonia taffaro Junior Member

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    somehow - dont know what happened - my speedometer changed from mi/hr to km/hr. does anyone know how to change it back to mi/hr?

    i have read thru the manual 3 times and cannot find any instructions...
     
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    on the liftback, there's a button on the dash to the lower right of the steering wheel with interior light switch, gas door button etc., and i'm always bumping it. maybe c is similar? manual should show it in the beginning with the description of gauges and controls.
     
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    Same buttons you use to set the clock. Just right of the wheel. Mph /kph Min. Hrs.. H
     
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    You know how you can cycle through your trips, like where says "TRIP A," "TRIP B," and then "ODO" for Odometer? There's a "TRIP" button on your steering wheel.
    With the car on, press the "TRIP" button to cycle around to "ODO" - make sure it says "ODO" on the screen before continuing.
    - Then hold the "TRIP" button. This switches to/from metric.

    - This won't work if the screen still says "TRIP A" or "TRIP B" - you'll reset your trip info if you do this and you'll have to start over.
     
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    Not the case with the C
     
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    I answered this last week... if the above answer doesn't work. Try doing a search. It's been answered a lot.
     
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    Yeah for the other Prius owners, the Prius c doesn't have a dedicated km/h-mph button like the rest of the Prius line up has. I think it's through the black "button" that cycles through odo and trip odo like what Skylis says.
     
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    On the c it's a steering wheel button.
    priusc_disp_trip.jpg

    The clock setting procedure is also clearly totally different (using an appropriate sequence of using the DISP and TRIP buttons in conjunction with the Multi-information display.

    priusc_clock_setting.jpg

    Sometimes the c is totally different from a liftback. ;)

    Also note the mph to km/h feature doesn't exist in all markets (eg. the Australian c stays steadfastly metric, as it should (y) )
     
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    Well that's just not right... what if I wanted to drive to America from Australia? :ROFLMAO:
     
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    Yours can switch to metric, so you have no problems if you want to drive to Australia. Clearly no-one would ever go the other way. :p
     
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    Ouch...:oops: ha ha
     
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    My gen3 2014 switches to MPH but all other measurements stay metric. H
     
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    Ours is the exact opposite here.
     
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    My friend also from Sydney is thinking about moving to the US(y) I'm gonna tell her to buy a PC to drive here:D
     
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    There was a time when Google Maps would give you directions (by, at some point, telling you to swim or kayak across the Pacific Ocean). I assume the laywers put paid to that. :rolleyes:
     
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