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rjs104
 


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Axle display

Hello all,

Well as you may have read elsewhere, I've just obtained a MY07 D3 - and I'm very pleased with it.

This weekend we had the opportunity to take it to a Derbyshire farm house which involved accessing said farmhouse down a farm track - great!

Engaging all the knobs and functions (low range, mud ruts, etc) - off we set.

All good fun.

Periodically a display popped up in the LCD in the console behind the steering wheel showing an axle with two wheels.

I was curious what this display was supposed to represent and tell me?

Many thanks,

Richard.
  
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From memory it shows what position your wheels are facing when offroading.
  
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It simply shows the approximate steering angle....it's often easy to forget which way your wheels are pointing when maneuvering in mud Thumbs Up
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Hi Richard,

This shows up when you're in low range and shows you the steering angle of the front wheels Smile

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rjs104
 


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Hi All,

That's great - I thought it might be something like that, but thought I'd better check in case I was missing something.

Thanks, as ever, for the swift replies.

So, I take it that its usual to hear all manner of "noises" when in HDC crawling down a slope? Never used it before - it all seemed to work fine, but was grinding away.

Thanks again,

Richard.
  
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rjs104 wrote:
So, I take it that its usual to hear all manner of "noises" when in HDC crawling down a slope? Never used it before - it all seemed to work fine, but was grinding away.

Perfectly normal.... Thumbs Up
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Well I should hope something in the D4 was better Whistle
  
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PaulP wrote:
It simply shows the approximate steering angle...


Argh! so that's what it is, I had it flash up on my screen and wondered what it was, mind I think the 4x4 info on the centre screen is better Thumbs Up
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