The manual for my 07 Denali mentions the ability to set the trip odometer for Trip A and Trip B. I like to use the trip B in my other cars to record the last oil change. It looks like I only have one trip odometer although the manual says I can set both. They just don't tell you how to do it. Any ideas out there?
Trip odometer - Trip A and Trip B
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I know and it is such a nice forum too.
It sure has the potential to be. I think nobody knows it exists which is too bad. The Corvette Forum rocks. Lots of participants and a mountain of information. Have learned a lot and saved hundreds of dollars from reading the posts. I hope this forum finally catches on. Meanwhile I'm still in the dark on Trip A and Trip B. Regards Dude!XM DUDE said:
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I'm sure you're aware there is an oil life percentage displayed on the Info Center right? My Tahoe says nothing about a trip A & B. It does talk aboout a retro-active reset though. Cool, it displays miles traveled last time ignition was on.
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I've been looking into this for a while. I'm about 95% sure there is only 1 trip. My neighbor also has a tahoe and I asked him to check. He found nothing. My manual does not say anything about trip A and trip B. I used Trip A and Trip B alot in my previous chevy.
Hope this helps.
I also wish this forum would take off. I get alot more info at http://www.chevroletforum.com in the tahoe section.
I've been looking into this for a while. I'm about 95% sure there is only 1 trip. My neighbor also has a tahoe and I asked him to check. He found nothing. My manual does not say anything about trip A and trip B. I used Trip A and Trip B alot in my previous chevy.
Hope this helps.
I also wish this forum would take off. I get alot more info at http://www.chevroletforum.com in the tahoe section.
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GMCSUV said:
Must be either a GMC or a Denali thing cause I've been all through my Tahoe manual and no mention of this.
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doo600 said:
I am going to have to agree with you on the fact that it might be a Denali/Escalade exclusive. I have not seen it on my manual, perhaps I'm not looking in the right place but I only seem to have one trip setting. I understand that you use it for your oil changes but isn't the "Oil Life Remaining" display enough to keep track of that? I also get monthly OnStar E-mails that tell me when the oil is due for a change.
slowmobile
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This is my first time posting to this or any forum. The Denali has two trip odometers. When you cycle through the display on the DIC, it automatically goes to from trip a to trip b then to the next item. When you hit the check mark, it will clear which ever trip odometer you are on.
slowmobile
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I'm stupid
sorry, I checked today and I was wrong. I only found one trip odometer. Apologies to all, I was confused.
sorry, I checked today and I was wrong. I only found one trip odometer. Apologies to all, I was confused.
hmoobsupra
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I was curious to this issue on my 07 Yukon as well...coming from cars with two trip settings. However, the closest I see is what they called the "retro-active reset".
The oil life remaining message does not take into account the fact that synthetic is in the pan. I change every 5,000 mi. with synthetic which may be sooner than necessary but I treat my rides to clean oil just for being good to me!Bear said:
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Dusting this thread off. Just bought my wife a 2009 Tahoe and would like to see if you can add trip A and trip B to the DIC. My 2003 Tahoe has it and I really enjoyed it.
Anyone uncovered the mystery to program or activate it? Can a Tech 2 do it?
Anyone uncovered the mystery to program or activate it? Can a Tech 2 do it?
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