Some cars do not answer the standard sensor for fuel level, odometer, ethanol, fuel rate or speed, but expose the same value through a manufacturer sensor. The Main sensors screen, opened from Settings, lets you choose the source of each of those values. The choice is stored per vehicle.
Choose the vehicle
With more than one car registered, the picker at the top decides which vehicle's sources are shown.
Change the source of a sensor
Each row shows one of the main sensors, such as Odometer source, Speed source, Ethanol source or Fuel rate source, with the current source and an explanation of when to change it. Tap the row to open the list of candidate sensors, marked as standard, advanced or calculated, choose one and tap Save.
When every value uses the standard sensor, the screen says so and there is nothing to change. A source that stopped answering is marked as not responding, and the app falls back to the estimate.
Fix a stuck fuel level
When the level sensor keeps reporting the same value while fuel has been used, the screen shows the Fuel level may be stuck warning, with the reported value and the level the app estimates. Use the estimate changes the source to the estimated level; Dismiss keeps the sensor.
- Vehicle picker
- Decides which car's sources are shown. The choice is stored per vehicle.
- Source rows
- Fuel level, odometer, ethanol, fuel rate and speed. Each one shows the current source and opens the list of candidates.
- Save
- Writes the chosen source for the vehicle.
- Fuel level may be stuck
- Warning shown when the sensor does not follow consumption. Use the estimate changes the source; Dismiss keeps the sensor.