Lutz Auto Plug and Play Speedo/Odo correction solution

[linuxgod]

Since this corrects odometer rate, would that mean if you uninstall it in the future (or it for some reason dies/breaks) your mileage would suddenly reduce back to what it thinks it should have been without the correction? (And I also assume it's not like it suddenly displays higher mileage from the adjustment)

I seriously doubt that. Pretty sure the mileage just ticks up at a slightly different rate.

 

[linuxgod]

Might be apples to grapefruits, but…

My Tundra had the same drivetrain as my 200, so I’d like to think it would work the same

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I haven’t noticed any difference so far, but then my tire size and gear changes have happened over a long enough period I have NFC what stock is

 

[prharper]

I did the install yesterday. Wasn't too bad. I used Techstream to change the steering wheel setting so it didn't return for stow away. I didn't try my other OBD programmer - Launch Creader Elite but expect it could probably do the same. I need to take the truck out on the highway and adjust. Stole Geoff's tip on the notes and placement of the adjustment buttons.

 

[linuxgod]

I did the install yesterday. Wasn't too bad. I used Techstream to change the steering wheel setting so it didn't return for stow away. I didn't try my other OBD programmer - Launch Creader Elite but expect it could probably do the same. I need to take the truck out on the highway and adjust. Stole Geoff's tip on the notes and placement of the adjustment buttons.

Yeah I don’t intend to adjust it often, probably ever, but NFC to I want to pull the dash apart again just to make adjustments!

 

[HSTexan]

After putting this off for 3 weeks because of the heat I finally did this install this afternoon--as someone without a techstream I was overly paranoid of the steering wheel auto-retracting during the process so right before I pulled the cluster out I tapped the start button to turn it off and then back to accessory without the wheel retracting all the way to reset the timeout. I will say if I have to listen to the door chime ever again it would be too soon. A couple notes:

1. Took a page out of @linuxgod book and left the controller mounted behind that one panel. It made it really handy for some final tuning after I did a drive. I have it dialed perfectly now. Highly, highly recommend leaving it accessible when you install. VHB tape is cheap and worth your sanity if you ever change tire sizes in the future

2. If you have the Slee Switch-Pros dash mount you have to do the panel removal as if you were installing that first. It's unavoidable to be able to remove the small wooden trim on the left side of the wheel as there is no clearance and you must remove the bracket and controller. It added maybe 30 minutes total to install. Even still taking my time it probably only took about 1.5 hours

Very happy, it was on my must do list before driving to Colorado on Sunday. For those that have had it installed for awhile, have you noticed if your MPG's have been fixed?

 

[prharper]

After putting this off for 3 weeks because of the heat I finally did this install this afternoon--as someone without a techstream I was overly paranoid of the steering wheel auto-retracting during the process so right before I pulled the cluster out I tapped the start button to turn it off and then back to accessory without the wheel retracting all the way to reset the timeout. I will say if I have to listen to the door chime ever again it would be too soon. A couple notes:

1. Took a page out of @linuxgod book and left the controller mounted behind that one panel. It made it really handy for some final tuning after I did a drive. I have it dialed perfectly now. Highly, highly recommend leaving it accessible when you install. VHB tape is cheap and worth your sanity if you ever change tire sizes in the future

2. If you have the Slee Switch-Pros dash mount you have to do the panel removal as if you were installing that first. It's unavoidable to be able to remove the small wooden trim on the left side of the wheel as there is no clearance and you must remove the bracket and controller. It added maybe 30 minutes total to install. Even still taking my time it probably only took about 1.5 hours

Very happy, it was on my must do list before driving to Colorado on Sunday. For those that have had it installed for awhile, have you noticed if your MPG's have been fixed?

I've had mine installed for about a month. That's a good question on the MPG. I need to check that out.