Temp Reading F to C

Temp Reading F to C

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Kev Carrington

Original Poster:

51 posts

176 months

Monday 17th October 2016
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Hi All

On my HSV E2 GTS all the temp readings for the heater are in degrees farenheit not degrees centigrade and it doesn't take much to confuse me! Is there any way to switch to C?
I have scrolled through the menu's and it is set to English and MPH, but I can't see an option to do the same with this readout.

Cheers

Kev

pah250

3,269 posts

155 months

Monday 17th October 2016
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If you switch the speedo from MPH into KPH, it will switch the heating from F into C. No joke!!

There is no way to independently set the temperature to degrees C without also having the speedo read in KPH.

Bonkers I know, but I guess the Australians that designed this car assumed that you'd want all or nothing, not a mix of the two.

It used to drive me crazy. Thankfully they fixed this issue on the Gen-F smile

Kev Carrington

Original Poster:

51 posts

176 months

Tuesday 18th October 2016
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Thanks mate, well I guess I just need to learn the other temp scale then!
Cheers
Kev

vxr2010

2,565 posts

159 months

Tuesday 18th October 2016
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mines a maloo ve2 i don't seem to get the option of mph to kph ?

pah250

3,269 posts

155 months

Tuesday 18th October 2016
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vxr2010 said:
mines a maloo ve2 i don't seem to get the option of mph to kph ?
It's accessed by using the menu from the steering wheel if I remember correctly. Just change the units from imperial to metric.

The car will let you do it while you're driving along too, you'll see the speedo needle swing up or down as it adjusts to reflect the unit you selected.

On the VE1 there is a green KPH light that illuminates on the speedo when units are set to metric (on the VE3 it's white, I'm going to guess it's white on the VE2 also)

eybic

9,212 posts

174 months

Tuesday 18th October 2016
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A loose conversion rule = from f to c is subtract 30 then half it, from c to f = double it and add 30.

For example, 100f is around 35c (it's actually 37)