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Why Are There Two Odometer Readings A and B in a Car?

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ODavid
07/29/25 3:04pm
The reason for having two odometer readings A and B in a car is to provide two customizable mileage tracking functions, both of which can be reset. The car owner can set them according to their needs. Here are the detailed explanations: Applications of Odometer A and B: Typically, a car dashboard will display three mileage readings: the total mileage (which cannot be reset), and two sub-readings, A and B. The owner can set these as markers, for example, using Odometer A to track maintenance intervals and Odometer B to track fuel tank mileage. This makes it easier for the owner to record maintenance schedules and calculate fuel consumption. How to Reset Odometer A and B: Both sub-readings A and B can be reset. The method varies by car model, but most models allow resetting by pressing and holding the settings button or the OK button for more than three seconds.
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