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Anyone tried to change the temperature buffer range?
To read the correct value?
We all know the temp gauge is buffered, so it sits at 12 o'clock between 75°C and 110°-ish C. Useless.. the Fanatics found a workaround to code the temp gauge with PA soft 1.4 Has anyone attempted this? I might look into it with FMugur one of these days. Would be interesting to actually see the needle moving correctly. Fanatics thread. |
Interesting!
But for me the real-time temp display on high cluster works for that, and I cycle to it every time I drive (I monitor ktemp and battery voltage constantly). I would personally keep the buffered analog gauge for relaxed driving and just turn on the high cluster temp display during the times I want actual values. |
Yes, but the thing with this mod is, you don't have to cycle the OBD display.......
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I find the process a bit long winded to do it everytime I drive. |
Doru - yes, true, it would be more convenient for some that way.
mobilejo - Just getting a baseline of how the various monitored systems work for reference later, and maybe see a problem before it happens. So far, ktemp variations have lead me to check under the hood a few times to catch a slightly leaking expansion tank and a slightly leaking radiator. After doing it so often it takes only a few seconds so I guess it just became a habit lol. |
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