Centering digital speedometer

[Tamihart]

I have a 2024 Outerbanks and have tried everything and can’t get the digital speedometer centered on the screen behind the steering wheel. I’ve tried the suggestions of taking lane keeping off and using the calm screen but it is still located in the bottom right of the screen. I’ve also checked the owners manual and there are no instructions. I’m thinking maybe this isn’t even an option for the 2024s. Can anyone help? Thanks!

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[Deleted member 6350]

Did you happen to check the button on the very end of your blinker lever ???

 

[Tamihart]

Did you happen to check the button on the very end of your blinker lever ???

Yes. This is how I turned off the lane keeping. The digital speedometer still stays to the right after I turned it off.

 

[Mark S.]

That's the lane centering display. Lane centering (different feature from lane keeping) is part of the CoPilot 360+ package, and it usually isn't visible until you turn on cruise control. Try turning cruise control on and off and see what happens.

 

[Deleted member 6350]

Yes. This is how I turned off the lane keeping. The digital speedometer still stays to the right after I turned it off.
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O.K. what about the button on the left of the steering wheel ???

 

[Tamihart]

I don’t think that moves from that spot. Is there a reason you think it should?

There is a thread on this forum from April 10, 2024 with pictures showing the speedometer in the middle.

 

[Mark S.]

There is a thread on this forum from April 10, 2024 with pictures showing the speedometer in the middle.

I don't have lane centering on my car, only lane keeping. The button on the end of your turn signal turns lane keeping on and off. If I turn off lane keeping on my car the digital speed indication enlarges and moves to the center of the display.

 

[TNFurb]

I don't have lane centering on my car, only lane keeping. The button on the end of your turn signal turns lane keeping on and off. If I turn off lane keeping on my car the digital speed indication enlarges and moves to the center of the display.

Do you drive an Outerbanks? I need to check mine but I don’t think I’ve ever seen the Speedo move to the center of my display either.

 

[Orangejuice]

Its not in the favorites marked with a star?

 

[Dude]

Do you drive an Outerbanks? I need to check mine but I don’t think I’ve ever seen the Speedo move to the center of my display either.

If that is true for Outerbanks it makes my annotated pic incorrect

 

[Grantorino]

I have a 2024 Outerbanks and have tried everything and can’t get the digital speedometer centered on the screen behind the steering wheel. I’ve tried the suggestions of taking lane keeping off and using the calm screen but it is still located in the bottom right of the screen. I’ve also checked the owners manual and there are no instructions. I’m thinking maybe this isn’t even an option for the 2024s. Can anyone help? Thanks!

I found when I accidently hit the button at the end of the turn signal lever that it moves the odometer number. It took me awhile to figure out I had hit the button and switched the lane assist off. (You can switch the lane alert setting both on the info screen and the button on the turn signal lever.)

 

[bstn rnr]

Also, in settings, if you have collision warning with a visual turned on, it will display that lane and you can't get the speed back to center. If you see a pic of a bronco in that spot when you're close to another vehicle, that's probably the issue.

 

[TNFurb]

You have to turn the distance setting off in the settings menu on the infotainment screen. Then the Speedo moves to the center. Pics attached.

 

[Tamihart]

You have to turn the distance setting off in the settings menu on the infotainment screen. Then the Speedo moves to the center. Pics attached.

Thanks. This solved the problem.

 

[Sojourner]

With all the "you gotta check here. And here. And here" I can't help but remember the "how do I get that darn VCR to record my favorite show each week" uber-discussion!

Not criticizing, just commenting on how crazy operating a car these days is with all these features. TBH, one of the reasons I joined this forum: it can be daunting.

Cheers!

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