05 to 06 whats different
02-01-2006 | 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Timinva
They are the same. If you reset it it shows current mpg at the speed you are going. I tried it tonight, reset it at 65mph cruise on and over about 10 mins it settled about 18 mpg. This with only 160 total miles on the truck. Avg for the 1st tank was about 15 before I reset it. This is mainly in town according to the ovhd. Tim
02-01-2006 | 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by xyzer
I don't know but I test drove one tonight and it wouldn't reset..?? When I reset my "03" It pops up to 25mpg or so then settles down to the average 21 or so, the "06" would go blank for a sec and then the same average would come back...Do they reset the same?
The fuel system is the same on the 2004.5. Nothing in the engine has changed fundamentally (electronically, yes, cost reductions, yes but its still the same emissions standards and power output).
02-03-2006 | 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by bigblock2stroke
They changed the reset on the 06's. Instead of resetting to zero, they reset to whatever it was before the reset. Why, I don't know.
The fuel system is the same on the 2004.5. Nothing in the engine has changed fundamentally (electronically, yes, cost reductions, yes but its still the same emissions standards and power output).
The fuel system is the same on the 2004.5. Nothing in the engine has changed fundamentally (electronically, yes, cost reductions, yes but its still the same emissions standards and power output).
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