Thermoniter for the dash?
29 January 2001, 07:40 PM
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Is there a thermometer accessory for the dashboard? With all this cold weather recently I thought it would be a good thing to fit. Any ideas any one?
Cheers, Chris
Cheers, Chris
29 January 2001, 09:27 PM
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Autoexpress did a review on in car thermometers, it was a while ago, the results aren't on the website and I must have thrown out my copy, you could try ringing them for a back copy on 01454 642499
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I got my MY00 Scooby a few months ago and have had fitted a VDODayton CD2200 ICE system which includes a built in temp display with the optional sensor. Works well but if the sensor is located in the engine bay (like mine is) shows 30c reading when at a standstill on the M40 in January. When moving the reading is fine -2c on M40 in January at 6:30am. Also has lotts of nice extra features like a speed warning system. Check out
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The new WRX comes with one as standard and I have to say it is useful.
On a couple of journeys, I have seen the temp drop from 5degC to -1degC.
Cossetted inside the car, on a motorway trip, it gives a clear warning of a potentially dangerous change in conditions.
On a couple of journeys, I have seen the temp drop from 5degC to -1degC.
Cossetted inside the car, on a motorway trip, it gives a clear warning of a potentially dangerous change in conditions.
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