How Do You Display Battery Voltage on Console?

[Mscdman]

I’m trying to figure out how some people are getting on their center console on the right hand side a display for gauges where it displays battery voltage. I don’t see this option at all from the center console when I go to vehicle settings how is this brought up?

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[Ducati1098]

I’m trying to figure out how some people are getting on their center console on the right hand side a display for gauges where it displays battery voltage. I don’t see this option at all from the center console when I go to vehicle settings how is this brought up?

Using the RH steering wheel buttons.

 

[Mscdman]

Thanks. The user manual doesn’t show that gauge display is an option. Thank you

 

[dgorsett]

They call it My View, you get to kinda set up what you want.

 

[Scott R Nelson]

They call it My View, you get to kinda set up what you want.

You can also get there from the off road sub-menu.

I prefer the "gauges" setting which shows four things: boost, oil temp, transmission temp, and voltage.

 

[Mscdman]

You can also get there from the off road sub-menu.

I prefer the "gauges" setting which shows four things: boost, oil temp, transmission temp, and voltage.

Is the gauges setting accesd from the steering wheel up down button?

 

[Scott R Nelson]

Is the gauges setting accesd from the steering wheel up down button?

On page 112 of the 2021 Bronco Owner's Manual is a picture of the steering wheel controls on the right side of the wheel. It is all explained there. You press the Menu Button - the one with three parallel lines - to get a list of things you can select. The three that show useful things on the display next to the speedometer are MyView, Trip/Fuel, and Off-Road. The easiest way to get the the one I mentioned with the four values is to go to Off-Road and select Gauges.

You select from the list using the up and down arrows there, and you select things using the OK button between the arrows.

Everybody who owns a Bronco should fool around with all of these different menus to see what they can get.

I initially set MyView for what I thought that I needed, then after using a few setting in Trip/Fuel and Off-Road, realized that I needed to adjust it a bit. Now I can get to everything that I want to see from MyView. But that's because I tried all of them before deciding what was best for me.

 

[JediMcMuffin]

I keep mine in the off-road section all the time, and then just go up and down to look at either tire pressure or gauges. usually leave it on gauges.

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