Mar 28, 2024 · MPH was probably updated recently. As you have enabled auto-download, you probably had dowloaded an outdated version at some time, and there's conflicts with the new version your system is trying to install now.

Calculate speedometer error when installing new tires on your vehicle. Learn how to calibrate your speedometer when adding larger tires.

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Feb 25, 2025 · I am running Google Maps on my iPhone 14, and connect to Apple CarPlay when driving. The speedometer feature in Google Maps is accurate on my phone, but is halved when displayed through CarPlay (I.e., I’m going 50 mph but the CarPlay display is 25 mph). Anyone have any idea how to correct this?

Jan 1, 2022 · The speed limitation will occur in a series of steps with the final speed limitation being 8 km/h (5 mph) along with a flashing warning light and chimes. In some cases, this message will clear itself, indicating that the DEF system was able to correct the condition.

Why is my radar reading the wrong speeds with tuning forks? If your radar is not reading the speeds as labeled on your tuning forks, be sure to verify that they are tuning forks manufactured by MPH Industries.

Sep 30, 2023 · I have a 2009 950 VstarT and I estimate my speed is actually 5+ mph slower than the speedometer indicates. Can anything be done to improve speedometer accuracy?

The error is entirely one-sided with your vehicle speedo always under-reporting your speed. So if you get flashed by a speed camera then you're definitely exceeding the speed and your speedo will definitely be telling you that you're exceeding the speed.

Jun 2, 2020 · Is anyone else getting “Brake System Failure, 62 MPH Top Speed” message on startup with post recall 2020 Silverado and Sierra 1500s? It has happened to me twice within 4 …

Checking the accuracy of your speedometer is easy. Look for a stretch of interstate highway with mile markers. Use a stop watch (or a watch with a sweep second hand) to determine the time to travel one mile with your speedometer indicating exactly 60 MPH. Now find your actual MPH using this formula.