Scangauge and Imperial Gallons ? - Toyota Yaris Forums

edmscan · 05-02-2012, 04:57 PM

I am in Canada .. and as such we use litres/kilometers as well as Imperial Gallons. I would prefer to use MPG in my ScanGauge but for the time being I will use Litres/100km.

Well that's where the problem comes in .. I see no where you can set the Scangauge to allow you to use Imperial Gallons as compared to I assume US Gallons.

So for people out there using the ScanGauge in places that use Imperial Gallons .. how do you setup your ScanGauge ?

edmscan · 05-02-2012, 10:36 PM

I have decided that I will leave it in L/100 KM. So that should solve all the problems. I imagine that there are few people who still use imperial measurements anyways.

But I did notice some things playing with the ScanGauge ..

- There is a sweet spot around 70-80 km/h and cruise control doesn't seem to give you better gas mileage than doing it manually. There is also fuel savings if you keep from going over about 90 km/h. But I am sure that none of this is new to the members here.

05-02-2012, 04:57 PM	#1
edmscan Drives: 2020 Corolla Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Canada Posts: 549	Scangauge and Imperial Gallons ? I am in Canada .. and as such we use litres/kilometers as well as Imperial Gallons. I would prefer to use MPG in my ScanGauge but for the time being I will use Litres/100km. Well that's where the problem comes in .. I see no where you can set the Scangauge to allow you to use Imperial Gallons as compared to I assume US Gallons. So for people out there using the ScanGauge in places that use Imperial Gallons .. how do you setup your ScanGauge ? Last edited by edmscan; 05-02-2012 at 05:40 PM.

05-02-2012, 10:36 PM	#2
edmscan Drives: 2020 Corolla Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Canada Posts: 549	I have decided that I will leave it in L/100 KM. So that should solve all the problems. I imagine that there are few people who still use imperial measurements anyways. But I did notice some things playing with the ScanGauge .. - There is a sweet spot around 70-80 km/h and cruise control doesn't seem to give you better gas mileage than doing it manually. There is also fuel savings if you keep from going over about 90 km/h. But I am sure that none of this is new to the members here.