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Had an email from Hans at 17:13 on Monday stating that "The parcel is in the mail". :smilie_re:The parcel arrived in C.Scotland in the post this a.m. Less than 2 days, magic...
The Temp. Gauge appears to be very professionally made and from what I read, it will do exactly what I bought it to do. I shall be fitting it in to the blank panel on the Symphony radio where I should be able to see it with only a sideways glance. So together with the Gerry Tee I will feel 'much safer' for our 2000km trip to Central Portugal with regard to my waterworks... Cheers, Martin |
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No I didn't have to make a wedge. http://www.flickr.com/photos/kbret/3403859701/ I have just had a look and there is a tiny gap at the bottom of the front bezel. http://www.flickr.com/photos/kbret/3404666944/ Keith. |
Just a thought about fitting the display in the spare cup holder.
I'm rather tall and have my seat right back so I can see the display, if you sit forward then you might have a problem, although the unit is fitted with an overtemp alarm it is nice to see your engine temperature at a glance. Keith. |
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