Tire calibrate
08-09-2007, 09:04 PM
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Various system functions.
Some car related, some Navi related.
BTW - You can touch the buttons and see what behind them. Just don't change anything unless you know exactly what you are doing (and I don't).
Some car related, some Navi related.
BTW - You can touch the buttons and see what behind them. Just don't change anything unless you know exactly what you are doing (and I don't).
08-09-2007, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by THTL
hmmmm. i wonder if i messed up anything. i pressed the SETUP button and something changes.
I did the same, Don't think it did anything though.... I want to know what the tire calibrate does..
08-09-2007, 11:18 PM
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OH!, You Mean The "Tire Calibration" Button :tomato:
Sorry, I mis-understood.
I am not certain. Maybe something to do with setting tire revolutions per mile?
(Apologies for being a dumb ass before. Well, this time too I guess.
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I am not certain. Maybe something to do with setting tire revolutions per mile?
(Apologies for being a dumb ass before. Well, this time too I guess.
)
08-10-2007, 06:15 AM
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Originally Posted by THTL
it would be nice if we can input the size of the tires on the car that way the computer know what tires size is on the car and can calibrate it.
The Nav will give you the time and distance to the entered destination.
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08-10-2007, 03:49 PM
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This is what I think. Feel free to disagree....
The Nav compares the speed from the satellite and the car's speed sensor or ECU from time to time to calibrate itself. If there's a discrepancy between the speed sensor/ECU and the satellite, it will change the Tire Calibrate factor automatically.
This is useful when the Nav loses satellite signals and has to rely on the car's sensors, including the speed sensor, too keep track of the car's position accurately. Without calibration, the Nav won't be accurate whenever it loses satellite signal and if the car has larger or smaller overall tire diameter than stock.
The Nav compares the speed from the satellite and the car's speed sensor or ECU from time to time to calibrate itself. If there's a discrepancy between the speed sensor/ECU and the satellite, it will change the Tire Calibrate factor automatically.
This is useful when the Nav loses satellite signals and has to rely on the car's sensors, including the speed sensor, too keep track of the car's position accurately. Without calibration, the Nav won't be accurate whenever it loses satellite signal and if the car has larger or smaller overall tire diameter than stock.
08-11-2007, 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted by 260 HP
This is what I think. Feel free to disagree....
The Nav compares the speed from the satellite and the car's speed sensor or ECU from time to time to calibrate itself. If there's a discrepancy between the speed sensor/ECU and the satellite, it will change the Tire Calibrate factor automatically.
This is useful when the Nav loses satellite signals and has to rely on the car's sensors, including the speed sensor, too keep track of the car's position accurately. Without calibration, the Nav won't be accurate whenever it loses satellite signal and if the car has larger or smaller overall tire diameter than stock.
The Nav compares the speed from the satellite and the car's speed sensor or ECU from time to time to calibrate itself. If there's a discrepancy between the speed sensor/ECU and the satellite, it will change the Tire Calibrate factor automatically.
This is useful when the Nav loses satellite signals and has to rely on the car's sensors, including the speed sensor, too keep track of the car's position accurately. Without calibration, the Nav won't be accurate whenever it loses satellite signal and if the car has larger or smaller overall tire diameter than stock.
08-14-2007, 01:38 PM
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calibrate
correct me if im wrong
tire calibrate is to calibrate different tpms sensors when new rims are added
Im quite sure you cant change any settings for the tire size
tire calibrate is to calibrate different tpms sensors when new rims are added
Im quite sure you cant change any settings for the tire size
08-22-2007, 10:03 PM
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I think you might be wrong.
Originally Posted by jdmturbosol
correct me if im wrong
tire calibrate is to calibrate different tpms sensors when new rims are added
Im quite sure you cant change any settings for the tire size
tire calibrate is to calibrate different tpms sensors when new rims are added
Im quite sure you cant change any settings for the tire size
It did change the level from 10 to 2 when I pressed SET.
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