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    Mirage mileage readout A and B?

    So I know there is a way to see another readout, the B? One. Is that like a lifetime avg? How do I get to it? Just hold down the button?

    I suppose I could read the manual but it always slips my mind. It's fresh in my mind now haha.

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    go to your estimated miles/km left screen, hold down the button until it reads B, and then go to the next screen to see the unreset lifetime average.

    Everyone thinks its silly and needlessly complicated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spadesheart View Post
    go to your estimated miles/km left screen, hold down the button until it reads B, and then go to the next screen to see the unreset lifetime average.

    Everyone thinks its silly and needlessly complicated.
    Okay thanks I'll try tomorrow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spadesheart View Post
    ...go to your estimated miles/km left screen
    ...hold down the button until it reads B
    ...go to the next screen to see the unreset lifetime average.
    OK...that worked great. Don't know why I had trouble trying to find it before.

    My car has 21,000 miles and I have never seen/reset my car's lifetime average. Looks like it's pretty accurate in my case:

    51.4 mpg = Calculated lifetime average
    51.8 mpg = Computer lifetime "B" average

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        click to view fuel log View my fuel log 2015 Mirage ES 1.2 manual: 52.2 mpg (US) ... 22.2 km/L ... 4.5 L/100 km ... 62.6 mpg (Imp)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Top_Fuel View Post
    My car has 21,000 miles and I have never seen/reset my car's lifetime average. Looks like it's pretty accurate in my case:

    51.4 mpg = Calculated lifetime average
    51.8 mpg = Computer lifetime "B" average
    Do you coast while driving?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eggman View Post
    Do you coast while driving?
    I coast up to traffic lights quite a bit if I can do it without ticking people off behind me. Sometimes I coast in neutral and other times with the car still in gear. I never do engine-off coasting, which I think some people on here might do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Top_Fuel View Post
    OK...that worked great. Don't know why I had trouble trying to find it before.

    My car has 21,000 miles and I have never seen/reset my car's lifetime average. Looks like it's pretty accurate in my case:

    51.4 mpg = Calculated lifetime average
    51.8 mpg = Computer lifetime "B" average
    That's Awesome! I checked mine today and it was 40.6 but I'm betting it will go up a lot more this summer. Car has 670mi now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Top_Fuel View Post
    My car has 21,000 miles and I have never seen/reset my car's lifetime average. Looks like it's pretty accurate in my case:

    51.4 mpg = Calculated lifetime average
    51.8 mpg = Computer lifetime "B" average
    Now that this thread has come back up, I need to clarify the above comment I made back in Post #10.

    My computer lifetime "B" average has been with 185-55-15 tires on the car. This causes the odometer to read about 2.5% lower than the actual miles traveled. So this may explain why most of you guys are saying the computer is off by 1+ mpg and mine appears to be more accurate.

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    The 'A' readout resets by itself after four hours of sitting. I use this to calculate my daily mpg.

    The 'B' readout must be manually reset. I use this to calculate my tank mpg when I fill up.

    As has been said, you can toggle between them by pushing and holding the reset button while in the Distance To Empty screen on the MID (look for the long arrow on that screen). You will see the "A" at the top of the screen go out and "B" will light up. Push again and you will see it displayed. To get back to the 'A' readout you have to toggle all the way back through to the DTE screen and push/hold the button again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cobrajet View Post
    The 'A' readout resets by itself after four hours of sitting. I use this to calculate my daily mpg.

    The 'B' readout must be manually reset. I use this to calculate my tank mpg when I fill up.
    I do the same. I've also kept track of the difference between the calculated fuel economy reading and my actual fuel economy. Depending on my driving the Mirage fuel economy display can have an error of about 1 - 4 mpg over actual usage. I've noticed larger error if I do more coasting on that tank of gas.

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