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I have the printed info from the old thread regarding using the AC for accessing info on the car such as Coolant temp, etc.
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I read that thread about using the ac controls for this and I want to find it again and can't.
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I have the printed info from the old thread regarding using the AC for accessing info on the car such as Coolant temp, etc. I am trying to figure out how to get it to read in F, NOT C. I am not the fastest at trying to convert in my head from one to the other, so I would prefer to have it done for me!!! I followed the directions which say to hold down the recirc. button then push BOTH the temp. + - buttons. This does not switch them on my car. Anyone know another way to switch to F?
Thanks
you can get all of the info you need at this website.
http://www.cb-racing.com/boxster_AC.html
It says it is for the boxster, but it all should be the same.
Thanks! I know how to do the math conversion, but the instructions say you should be able to switch from C to F on the display. If this isnt possible, I can continue with the manual conversion, but it would just be much easier to see it displayed in F onscreen.
I don't think you can convert to F on the display, regardless of the instructions.
You can work up or down from 100C which is 212F, 1.8 degrees F per degree C. Makes the math a bit easier.
Also, I printed a small conversion chart that to use in the car.
It is interesting to toggle between oil and water temps at various loads/conditions and watch the oil/water separator work.
If you are working from, say, 100C = 212F, then you can quickly calculate that 99C = 210.2F
or 101C = 213.8F
or, 95C = 212F - 5x1.8 = 203F
No need to do the extra calculation.
