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Finding out hours and miles on my engine I just bought used

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Barry BroskowitzBarry BroskowitzOGR Forum Member MEMORIALIZED MEMBER

Jerry,

On the remote, first select the engine as follows

  • Press the ENG key.
  • Scroll to the engine.
  • If it's in the Inactive List, press the thumbwheel to move it to the Active Engine List. If it's already in the Active Engine List, skip the next step.
  • Scroll to the engine in the Active Engine List and press the thumbwheel.
  • The engine is now displayed as the Active Engine.
  • Press Menu/Advanced/Info to display the engine's Odometer, Cronometer and battery status.
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