Code to unlock odometer

Ive heard that there is a code to unlock your odometer on the focus so that you can get an mph read out, miles of petrol left and other info.

If anyone has this i would be greatful if you could share it with me!!

I look forward to hearing from you

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chrisdixon
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In message , chrisdixon wrote

The odometer sequence is explained at

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Alan

"Alan" wrote

That's actually a great fun feature. I have used it to see, for example, how fast the engine warms up on a winter morning. It's quite amazing how fast this happens. The coolant temp can go from -30 C to the freezing point before I get to the first stop sign a block away.

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Dave Gower

In alt.autos.ford.focus Dave Gower :

On the downside it shows how ineffective a petrol engine works, transforming most energy just to heat.;(

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Michael Heiming

"Michael Heiming" wrote

Unless you live in the world's second coldest national capital, in which case heat can be nice, waste or not :

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Dave Gower

In alt.autos.ford.focus Dave Gower :

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Michael Heiming

"" wrote: > "Alan" wrote > > > The odometer sequence is explained at > > That's actually a great fun feature. I have used it to see, > for example, how > fast the engine warms up on a winter morning. It's quite > amazing how fast > this happens. The coolant temp can go from -30 C to the > freezing point > before I get to the first stop sign a block away.

Thats sounds like a useful little tool!!

So where can you get the set up information so that this task can be completed!!

It would be very much appreciated!!

I thank you in advance!

Reply to
chrisdixon

does anybody know if this work on the lcd odometer of a 2005 zx4?

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bob brozewicz

Where "Alan" told you!

Reply to
Chris Whelan

With some small differences, it appears to work on all modern Ford cars. It works on the LCD odometer on my 2001 UK Focus.

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Alan

"" wrote: > chrisdixon wrote: > > > "" wrote: > > > "Alan" wrote > > > > > > > The odometer sequence is explained at > > > > > > That's actually a great fun feature. I have used it to > see, > > > for example, how > > > fast the engine warms up on a winter morning. It's quite > > > amazing how fast > > > this happens. The coolant temp can go from -30 C to the > > > freezing point > > > before I get to the first stop sign a block away. > > > > Thats sounds like a useful little tool!! > > > > So where can you get the set up information so that this > task can be > > completed!! > > Where "Alan" told you! > > > > It would be very much appreciated!! > > > > I thank you in advance! > > > > -- > Remove prejudice to reply

How amusing you are!!! I wish i was that funny!!

All it says is that > The odometer sequence is explained at ..and then fails to deliver the place that you can find it!!

So that is why i asked where it could be found!!

Reply to
chrisdixon

I'm sure you are, in your own way...

Can I assume that you are using a web-based forum? If so, it might be better to access through Usenet. The link you need appears, and works for me.

If you cannot get access through a proper news server, try Google groups archive for the information you need.

HTH

Chris

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Chris Whelan

In message , chrisdixon wrote

I posted a web site address in that Usenet (newsgroup) posting. I repeat the links in 3 different forms below

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I checked that the link was still working 10 seconds before I made that posting. I have checked the link in the original posting after it has been trough my ISPs news server and it also works without problems.

If you cannot see the link addresses then I can only suggest that there is something wrong with your Usenet feed from NTL or you have set some filters in your own software that is blocking URLs.

Assuming that your software can see the URL below, does the archived article on Google groups look different to what you originally read.

If your software cannot read or display links go to

www dot groups dot google dot com (replace dot with . and remove spaces) and type Code to unlock odometer into the search box.

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Alan

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