Is there any way to reset the MPG estimate on Nissan Rogue 2015?

Asked by Guru9CT22H Jul 19, 2021 at 03:46 PM about the 2015 Nissan Rogue SV

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

It suddenly jumped to a high of 42 recently (which I sincerely doubt was ever reached). Can I start over to see more realistic values (like maybe 36 max?)

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NeutralCoasting answered 2 years ago

i occasionally coast down hills in neutral with the motor not running but with the ignition turned on one click. Surprisingly if you slightly turn the wheel while tuning off motor then turn the one click it feels like the power steering is still on, very smooth wheel while turning. Anyways i noticed once i had the same best of like 48mpg. Not sure of the process but it said click this or push this to serest mpg on the display screen. I guess thats where you need to head to. You can probably get there without coasting down a hill in neutral without a running motor.

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