How to Display Digital Coolant Temperature on Instrument Panel

rich17865 · 22nd May 2014, 17:03

Phil-T4 · 22nd May 2014, 17:05

Doesnt work Rich ???

stevestrat · 22nd May 2014, 17:14

Nope, telling me video does not exist.

rich17865 · 22nd May 2014, 17:16

There, have a link, I will work on the video, no idea why it doesn't work when trying to embed it

rich17865 · 22nd May 2014, 17:22

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Originally Posted by Phil-T4

Doesnt work Rich ???

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Originally Posted by stevestrat

Nope, telling me video does not exist.

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Originally Posted by rich17865

There, have a link, I will work on the video, no idea why it doesn't work when trying to embed it

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.

picky747 · 22nd May 2014, 18:20

It's a pity the BMW scanner can't enable coolant temperature to display on the IPK in place of average speed which is of no practical use.

klarzy · 22nd May 2014, 18:22

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Originally Posted by picky747

It's a pity the BMW scanner can't enable coolant temperature to display on the IPK in place of average speed which is of no practical use.

don't know if any of the cerebrally gifted can code it...?

suzublu · 22nd May 2014, 18:28

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Originally Posted by picky747

It's a pity the BMW scanner can't enable coolant temperature to display on the IPK in place of average speed which is of no practical use.

Then you need a Hans Schapper gauge or an EE-ZEE digital coolant display

klarzy · 22nd May 2014, 18:43

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...

picky747 · 22nd May 2014, 18:50

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Originally Posted by suzublu

Then you need a Hans Schapper gauge or an EE-ZEE digital coolant display

I've got an OBD ELM scanner permanently wired in and use Torque on my phone for the temp but it would be nicer on the IPK.

22nd May 2014, 17:03	#1
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rich17865 This is my second home Transit Connect Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Crewe Posts: 9,532 Thanks: 868 Thanked 1,619 Times in 1,095 Posts	There, have a link, I will work on the video, no idea why it doesn't work when trying to embed it http://youtu.be/SMQB67M5EQA

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