How to Use the Car Odometer AB?

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LaMariana
07/29/25 1:26pm
Car odometer AB is used as follows: when starting from point A, reset one of the trip data to zero and start the car. Upon arriving at point B, check the data on the trip to know the distance between the two points. The working principle of the odometer is based on the known diameter of the car's wheels. By calculating the circumference of the wheel, the number of rotations required for the wheel to cover one mile is determined. The odometer automatically records the number of wheel rotations and divides it by the number of rotations corresponding to one mile to obtain the distance traveled. The method to adjust the odometer is: 1. Unplug the odometer sensor connector of the drive shaft under the car's hood; 2. Insert the output plug of the mileage adjuster into the signal socket of the sensor; 3. Plug the mileage adjuster into the cigarette lighter; 4. Turn the car key to start the dashboard and adjust the adjustment button on the mileage adjuster; 5. Adjust the speed as needed.
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