Originally Posted by Architex_mA8tey (Post 154657)

If you've got an adaptive cruise widescreen cluster then you wont get the digital speedo as well as apparently it needs to be able to use a "vacant" screen display option to show the distance between vehicles you've selected and the digital speedo was the one they chose to replace.

I know this because I've already replaced my cluster with an adaptive cruise one and had the same question as to why it had disappeared!

Originally Posted by dangerdred (Post 154662)

Thanks for that. I must have pressed this before and when I saw it didn't seem to do anything I never went back to it - two presses brings up the digital speedo. Is there meant to be some function to the first press?

Originally Posted by homer simpson (Post 154663)

I have a face-lift with adaptive cruise and I have both screens. Perhaps a coding issue?

Originally Posted by Architex_mA8tey (Post 154677)

My car is an early face-lift model - is yours the later facelift model?
It may possibly be because until I have fitted the adaptive cruise widescreen dash but had to currently still code it as the standard widescreen dash to ensure the standard cruise control still works until the rest of the adaptive cruise kit (which I now have) is fitted

Originally Posted by snapdragon (Post 154700)

Digital speedo was only 2008 on but does work if you put that cluster in earlier cars it cannot be coded to exist or not exist. It can be set to Km or miles in MMI>Measurement Units which is useful abroad but also changes odometer to whatever units you choose.

Originally Posted by homer simpson (Post 154663)

The first two look the same but do show different readings at the bottom. I think they are average MPG and live MPG but I culd be wrong without checking.