Im wondering if there is a way to have the MPH displayed on the Maxidot on my 2013 Superb FL?

Yup, probably possible by changing the cluster coding with VCDS or similar

As Langers says, yes you can, but you'll need VCDS or OBDII to change it, it's not available directly from your car's settings.

Where is Londin?

 

On 24/01/2021 at 20:45, superbdreams said:

Where is Londin?

 

I dunno, what'sa Londin with you...

 

Gotcha.

On 22/01/2021 at 08:31, langers2k said:

Yup, probably possible by changing the cluster coding with VCDS or similar

 

On 22/01/2021 at 14:02, Zukabak said:

As Langers says, yes you can, but you'll need VCDS or OBDII to change it, it's not available directly from your car's settings.

 

Ah that's a shame, I was hoping it was just setting changes on the cars infotainment/maxidot. Wondering if it's worth me buying a VCDS considering I'm planning on having the car for a while... 

 

Thank you both for answering, most appreciated.

I just did mine this morning with the Carista app. I bought their Bluetooth  OBD dongle for £25. The app is a paid subscription but you get a month free when you buy the dongle. It lets you change all sorts of stuff as well as diagnostics. You can check your DPF level & manually start an active regen cycle too, well impressed. To get the big MPH you have to set the car’s region to Australia (guess it was never an option on European cars?). Then through your MFD go to settings & you tick to enable alternate speed display and you can select digital speed in the MFD settings menu. You don’t have to faff around with codes etc, just a simple interface to turn options on or off. I also activated the electronic diff lock & bumped up the hydraulic brake assist as well as making the driver’s seat slide back when you open the door so it’s easier to get in & out (I always hit my knees on the wheel).