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Ravenkeeper Senior Enthusiast

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I've been only resetting TRIP A when I refuel, and leaving TRIP B alone, was leaving it alone, tracking all miles & "MPG".   I inadvertently reset my TRIP B, one night after I filled up my truck, not too long ago.  😞  Is there a way to undo the reset? 

JimCost2014 Senior Enthusiast

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Maybe borrow this, go back in time and tell yourself to not reset it?😬 Otherwise, it is now just a memory.

 

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mikeyk101 Senior Enthusiast

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Unfortunately, you reset it and it's gone. FYI  there is a way to hide it so you wouldn't normally see it. That's what I did so when flipping through the screens, only the Trip A shows up. You can also hide other screens as well IIRC.

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11 hours ago, JimCost2014 said:

Maybe borrow this, go back in time and tell yourself to not reset it?😬 Otherwise, it is now just a memory.

 

See the source image

 

 

I went to Universal Studios Hollywood, shortly after I reset it, and as I was looking at the Back To The Future Delorian, I thought "if it were only real."

 

11 hours ago, BigBadSierra said:

POOOOFFFF and it's gone...  I've caught myself almost deleting Trip B a few times.

I kind of figured as much.

 

10 hours ago, mikeyk101 said:

Unfortunately, you reset it and it's gone. FYI  there is a way to hide it so you wouldn't normally see it. That's what I did so when flipping through the screens, only the Trip A shows up. You can also hide other screens as well IIRC.

I already did that, during the next fill up.

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54 minutes ago, Ravenkeeper said:

I went to Universal Studios Hollywood, shortly after I reset it, and as I was looking at the Back To The Future Delorian, I thought "if it were only real."

 

I kind of figured as much.

 

I already did that, during the next fill up.

Sure would have been fun trying to get that slug up to 88 though, with park security chasing you😅🤣😂😬

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