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Why doesn't my 16 have a digital speedometer in the instrument cluster? Every new vehicle has it except ford super duty ( don't quote me on that). Dodge and Chevy and trucks have them ford cars and SUVs have them why don't we. Anyone know of a way to turn it on if it is there?
Why doesn't my 16 have a digital speedometer in the instrument cluster? Every new vehicle has it except ford super duty ( don't quote me on that). Dodge and Chevy and trucks have them ford cars and SUVs have them why don't we. Anyone know of a way to turn it on if it is there?
There actually is one. If you have the info center in the cluster, you can enter test mode and scroll to it. If I remember right, you hold the down arrow on the steering wheel control as you turn on the key. Once it shows test mode, you can let go of the button and start the truck. Problem is, it would be a pain as you have to do this every time you drive the truck to see it. ..... but there is one.
Ford came out with it in '15 on the F150 and I would bet money it will be available in the '17 SuperDuty with the redesign. Most of the new features that came out on the '15 F150 are going into the '17 SuperDuty such as the adaptive cruise control, panoramic sunroof, lane keeping and possibly the self park as well. If you haven't driven the new F150's then you'll be amazed at what they can do now!
There actually is one. If you have the info center in the cluster, you can enter test mode and scroll to it. If I remember right, you hold the down arrow on the steering wheel control as you turn on the key. Once it shows test mode, you can let go of the button and start the truck. Problem is, it would be a pain as you have to do this every time you drive the truck to see it. ..... but there is one.
And since it is electronic it adds backing up to your mileage as well as going forward.
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