Thanks for the info. I noticed the same. The 2nd page does not have the current mpg. When you reset one page it resets both at same time. Not a big deal but would be nice if you could reset one and not the other.The "Economy" screen has two pages. One lacks the instantanious mpg, the other has it in the upper right corner. It's a single mpg average regardless of which page. Not sure why they did this.
Thanks for replying. My first Ram and its great.My front USBs did the exact same thing from the day I test drove it. Took it in to dealer within two days, they removed the usb’s...could not find an issue, told me I needed to reschedule, then reassembled the console. Once put back together everything worked as advertised. Not another issue in 2000 miles. I can only believe it’s a grounding issue that got resolved upon reassembly.
Yep, mine cycled on and off continuously. They should resolve fairly easily.Thanks for replying. My first Ram and its great.
My Jeep used a rolling 300 mile average. I suspect the Ram is similar.Old thread revival.
Does anyone know what the average is for the avg mpg value? Is it a certain distance? Time? I reset my trip meter and did not reset the avg and have been waiting for the two numbers to match up but 80 miles and 2 hours of run time and they haven't yet.
Wow. Wish it was shorter than that but similar to what I am seeing. With my 2011, 2012 F-150's it was time based and you could change the view from 5 minutes, 20 minutes, etc. In my 16 Sierra it was either 25, 50, or 400 mile views.My Jeep used a rolling 300 mile average. I suspect the Ram is similar.
You can reset Trip A or B anytime and the average restarts independently on each.Wow. Wish it was shorter than that but similar to what I am seeing. With my 2011, 2012 F-150's it was time based and you could change the view from 5 minutes, 20 minutes, etc. In my 16 Sierra it was either 25, 50, or 400 mile views.
