How to Display Digital Coolant Temperature on Instrument Panel

[T-Cut]

How to Display Digital Temperature on Instrument Panel

Originally Posted by rich17865

http://youtu.be/SMQB67M5EQA

He's obviously quoting from my write-up on Diagnostic Mode. He gives preliminary bit about starting engine if you wish to drive with the temperature display on. That advice only appears on my updated HowTo. I guess he must be a forum member?

TC

[rich17865]

Originally Posted by T-Cut

How to Display Digital Temperature on Instrument Panel

He's obviously quoting from my write-up on Diagnostic Mode. He gives preliminary bit about starting engine if you wish to drive with the temperature display on. That advice only appears on my updated HowTo. I guess he must be a forum member?

TC

I made the video earlier after a member said he still couldn't work it out.

[rich17865]

Originally Posted by klarzy

It's a pity that a round one cant be found which could go into the 52 dia clock housing, that would be a more seamless fit...

Speak to GeraintUK who has exactly the item you request.

[Reebs]

Originally Posted by rich17865

Because the video tag is in CAPS, it doesn't work embedded. The forum changes the CAPS to lowercase, then the link doesn't work.

There you go Rich, video is embedded in post #1 now, you just need to take the capitals part of the url string and encase them with the BB code (YOUTUBE] [/YOUTUBE) - obviously using [ square brackets all the way unlike my description for demo purposes here

[rich17865]

Originally Posted by Reebs

There you go Rich, video is embedded in post #1 now, you just need to take the capitals part of the url string and encase them with the BB code (YOUTUBE] [/YOUTUBE) - obviously using [ square brackets all the way unlike my description for demo purposes here

Thanks very much

[T-Cut]

Originally Posted by rich17865

I made the video earlier after a member said he still couldn't work it out.

Ah that explains it. I thought you'd simply found it on the Tube.
If there's any detail lacking in the write-up I'll expand it if it's something specific. The button press timing is the most critical bit and the half second interval seems the most practical. Once a second is too slow and it won't work.

TC

[Dorset Bob]

Originally Posted by rich17865

I made the video earlier after a member said he still couldn't work it out.

A good video that will help people out.

[rich17865]

For anyone that missed this, it is most helpful, and has been watched over 400 times!!

[rich17865]

Did this ever make it into the how to's?

[J1MBO]

Originally Posted by rich17865

Did this ever make it into the how to's?

Yes ,

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...d.php?t=185808