I've checked my RS (with 19 inch xtreme's) against a GPS app and seen about a 2% difference (reads 98 on the GPS for an indicated 100).
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I've checked my RS (with 19 inch xtreme's) against a GPS app and seen about a 2% difference (reads 98 on the GPS for an indicated 100).
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Just last week I had a customer with a MK4 Golf with the same issue. The speedo was showing 91km/h when the actual speed was 100km/h. I verified that the issue was in the cluster as the value can be checked by OBD. If is possible to adjust the needle on the clusters but you have to be careful to not damage the servo motors.
MY18 Passat Alltrack Wolfsberg (white) darkest legal tint (SOLD), 2014 Golf 110 TDI Highline (sold after DM Flywheel issues), now 2021 RAV4 Cruiser Hybrid, 2020 C-HR Koba Hybrid
Seriously amazing how many either can't see my sig or don't read the thread. Anyhoo, I checked the speed against my Garmin Nuvi GPS today and found that the speedo is either spot on (up to 60 km/hr) or reading 2-3 km/hr high, so all is as it should be. Moral of the story, don't trust iPhone GPS for speed accuracy...
MY18 Passat Alltrack Wolfsberg (white) darkest legal tint (SOLD), 2014 Golf 110 TDI Highline (sold after DM Flywheel issues), now 2021 RAV4 Cruiser Hybrid, 2020 C-HR Koba Hybrid
Just shows Apple products arent perfect. How could we ever think that.
Had to be something exterior of the car as the wheels wouldnt have done it and as you say are slightly more corrct than it would have been before.
Usually speedos are linear Like 2 out at 50 4 out at 80 6 out at 100 etc.
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