What is the difference between Toyota TRIP A and B?
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TRIP A and B refer to the trip odometer. Below is the relevant information: 1. Introduction: TRIP is the abbreviation for the English word 'trip,' also known as the trip odometer. It allows users to calculate the distance traveled for each trip and can be reset to zero by long-pressing the reset button. It can also be used to calculate fuel consumption. 2. Difference: The TRIP A and TRIP B odometers can be switched, and the 'reset' button is pressed by holding the small black rod on the right for about a second. The TRIP A and TRIP B odometers can be used freely without any restrictions. A can be set to reset to zero at each refueling to calculate fuel consumption, while B can be set to reset to zero at each maintenance interval (e.g., every 5000 KM) or to calculate the average fuel consumption over a certain period (several refuelings).