2002 Saab 9-3 Owner's Manual - Page 72
2002 Saab 9-3 Manual
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72 Instruments and controls Resetting values To reset the values, press CLR for at least four seconds. The following functions will be reset simultaneously: • Estimated range on remaining fuel (function based on a fuel consumption of 28 mpg) • Average fuel consumption • Average speed • Arrival time (function based on current speed) Programmed values for DIST, ALARM and SPD Ø will not be reset (see the respective function). Calculating the requisite average speed: 1 Press to select DIST. 2 Hold the SET button for two seconds. 3 Set the distance to be covered using or . 4 Press SET to store settings. 5 Press to select ARRIV. 6 Hold the SET button for two seconds. 7 Set the desired arrival time using or CHECK messages When the engine is started, CHECKING will appear on the display for about four seconds, while the SID checks are being performed. When a CHECK message is generated while the car is being driven, a chime will sound, INFO DISPL will illuminate on the main instrument panel, and the message will appear on the SID. The number of messages that can be displayed by the SID varies with the specification of the car. If more than one CHECK message has been generated, the + symbol will appear to the left of the text on the display. The messages appear in order of priority. If a new fault occurs while another message is being displayed, the message relating to the new one will appear for 10 seconds, after which the display will return to the earlier one. Press CLR once to acknowledge a message, whereupon it will be cleared from the display. It will not be displayed again before the ignition has been switched off and then on again. . 8 Press SET to display the average speed you need to maintain to arrive at the desired time. At the beginning of a journey, the SPD Ø and ARRIV functions will display current values. If values are set during the journey, the new values will be displayed after a delay of about 10 seconds.