What does the trip in a car mean?
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The trip in a car refers to the trip mileage, which can be used to record the kilometers traveled by the user for each trip. The methods to determine the vehicle mileage are: 1. Check the manufacturing date; 2. Inspect the tire tread; 3. Examine the interior; 4. Look at the seats. The methods to adjust the odometer are: 1. Unplug the odometer sensor connector of the drive shaft under the car 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 settings on the mileage adjuster; 5. Adjust the speed accordingly. The function of the odometer is to record the total kilometers since the car was manufactured. Its working principle is based on the known diameter of the car wheels. By calculating the circumference of the wheel, the number of rotations required for one mile can be determined. The odometer automatically records the wheel rotations, and dividing by the number of rotations corresponding to one mile gives the traveled mileage.