[Alexander_992]

Owners of 150cv 118d, how many hp does the sports display show you?

It's 160 CV for me, why? It's normal?

[No one]

Originally Posted by Alexander_992

It's 160 CV for me, why? It's normal?

It's 0 CV for you (pictured, see the indicators on the scales ), actually. Yes, it's fine if your engine is not running or the display is "disconnected" (that's if you have it enabled "aftermarket" while the feature is not supported in your car).

[Alexander_992]

Originally Posted by No one

It's 0 CV for you (pictured, see the indicators on the scales ), actually. Yes, it's fine if your engine is not running or the display is "disconnected" (that's if you have it enabled "aftermarket" while the feature is not supported in your car).

Maybe I explained myself wrong.

Standard on a 118d, what does the full scale of the hp indicate?
I'm not talking about acceleration.

[No one]

Originally Posted by Alexander_992

Maybe I explained myself wrong.

Standard on a 118d, what does the full scale of the hp indicate?
I'm not talking about acceleration.

Do you mean the allowance above you car's technical data? The same as the torque: well above your car's 320 Nm limit. Have you even seen your instruments, the speedometer, the tachometer? The latter can be explaining actually: some extra measurement is added to show going beyond the safe limit. That is, if you hit the end of the scale you might wonder if the scale is the limit, if you don't (reach the end) you see what the limit is. So, "talking about acceleration", if you don't exceed your technical limit on the scales it's fine. Also, BMW see the 1 Series as an introductory model. Write a book (your inquisitive mind shows quite some potential ) and buy an ///M car to explore the scales further on.