Outside Temp
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Outside Temp
Anyone know where the temp sensor is located? I'm really doubting the accuracy of this feature as there is no way I hit the displayed temperature. It was parked in a lot for about 45 minutes but it never gets that hot in So Cal!
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I live in So-Cal, and it can get sometimes up to 110 during summer.
The temperature displayed in my car is somtimes a few degrees higher than it actually is. I always do my comparisions at this intersection near my house where the "actual" outside temperature is displayed.
Through my many observation, the car sensor can be off by a little as 2 degrees and no higher than 8 degrees.
The temperature displayed in my car is somtimes a few degrees higher than it actually is. I always do my comparisions at this intersection near my house where the "actual" outside temperature is displayed.
Through my many observation, the car sensor can be off by a little as 2 degrees and no higher than 8 degrees.
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My coupe is frequently off by 20 degrees or more when I first get in the car in the summer. Sometimes higher, more often though much lower. I don't think it's supposed to be that bad, but not worth it to me to take to the dealer. Afraid they will mess something else up or put swirls on the car etc.
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The sensor is located behind the grille, at the bottom of the AC condenser (radiator) right in the middle. You can get to it by taking off the bottom engine shield, it's attached with a connector so changing it is easy.
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Come down to Riverside one week it was already 100 at 7:30 am -_-. BTW AMAZON IS HAVING A OIL FILTER PROMOTION. FOR ANY OF YOU GUYS WANTING TO TRY ROYAP PURPLE? BUY 5 QUARTS OF RP OIL AND GET THE RP OIL FILTER FREE!!!
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Even tho the hot weather was a few months back, its funny how you guys in CA complain about the weather when its only 100 degrees. Here in Vegas even till the mid September we had 110. In August we hit the highest ever 117 and inside the car it would show 130
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It gets dang hot here doesn't it? The great thing is this time of year though where we are in the 70's. Theres about 9 months I love the weather here!
Oh and as far as your temps, when your car is sitting your start reading temps off the car, you really have to be moving to get the air flow in order for it to be half way acurate. Once a car is hot and you park it you will see very high temps!
Oh and as far as your temps, when your car is sitting your start reading temps off the car, you really have to be moving to get the air flow in order for it to be half way acurate. Once a car is hot and you park it you will see very high temps!
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