Graphical error type of thing.

 

It's the bubble that many have seen and reported, but so far, no one knows what it is. I saw it once, I don't recall where I was when it appeared though. I haven't seen it since, fortunately.

 

Yes, I know. I was hoping someone could find the original post so I did not start a duplicate.
This thing:

 

If you pay attention at cold start, it goes away when idle returns to normal low idle. I think it’s a visual indicator of when your engine is “warm” and ready to drive. It’s much easier to notice now that I have a louder exhaust and can hear the idle.

 

I believe it has something to do with the suction on the fuel door. It has come up on mine multiple times and every time is after opening the fuel door. Today it came on after refueling and I had been driving over 100 miles in 95+ heat.

 

I wish I could take a picture when that NZT skittle swaps for the kph Target sign.

It's not a graphics error, in so much as its default is metric and it has to work out it belong to a Citizen of one of the last countries to use imperial.

The coder tried really really hard to make it as American as possible, while still likely not being American.

 

Wondering what this indication means. One time it had "50" in the circle with a red outline. Can anybody tell me what this means?

 

Not sure. This may help.
https://www.f150forum.com/f129/spot-speedometer-505888/

 

Can we close this thread @SPOAT or @kozal01 ?

Looks like asked and answered by the thread from last week.

 

Can I have the link to the thread?