Banks Power Ford Trucks: (Diesel ’03 - 07 6.0L Power Stroke) Interface- Banks iQ "second generation Ford (03-10), Chevy (01-10), Dodge (03-07)" - Manual (Page 31)

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Section 13
ECONOMY ENVIRONMENT
The Economy Environment will provide
you with the most up-to-date status
on your vehicles fuel economy.
From the ENVIRONMENT SELEcT
menu, press on the ‘Economy’ button.
When first initiating the Economy
Environment a message will be
displayed to set your ‘Fuel cost’.
“In order to accurately calculate
certain parameters, you must enter
the current cost of fuel & tank size.”
Press ‘Yes’ to set the fuel cost and the
tank capacity of your vehicle or press
‘No’ to continue.
NOTE: Some gauges will be unavailable
if fuel cost is not set.
Setting Fuel Cost & Tank Capacity
If you press ‘Yes’ the iQ will take you
to the ‘Options’ menu. Press on the
‘Fuel cost’ tab to set the fuel cost. In
the ‘Fuel cost’ screen you will be able
to enter the dollar amount that was
paid per gallon/liter. See Figure 29.
You may choose to enter the fraction
of a cent cost per gallon/liter or press
the ‘ 9 /
10
‘ in the upper right hand
corner. Once the dollar amount has
been entered, press ‘Done’ to return
to the ‘Options’ menu.
In order to maintain the accuracy of
fuel economy data, it is important to
enter the fuel cost every time you
refill the tank. Press on the ‘wrench’
icon to open the ‘Options’ menu and
then press the ‘Fuel cost’ tab or press
the ‘$’ icon in the lower part of the
Economy Environment screen to enter
the Fuel cost.
Set the ‘Tank capacity’ for your
vehicle. Press the ‘Tank capacity’ tab
in the ‘Options’ menu. In the Tank
capacity screen enter the Vehicles fuel
tank capacity. See Figure 30. Refer
to your vehicles Owner’s Manual to
enter the correct Tank capacity to the
nearest whole gallon or liter. Once the
Tank capacity has been entered, press
‘Done’ to return to the ‘Options’ menu.
Press the iQ icon to return to the
Economy Environment.
NOTE: For model vehicles with more
then one tank only, enter the front
main tank capacity only. Do not add
the reserve tank capacity.
Figure 29