6 button OBC - farenheit to celcius
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Zayyan
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With the silly temperatures we've been having (22F this morning) I'd quite like to know what it is in English without having to convert it in my head - is it possible to change from farenheit to celcius?


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Simon
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The beauty of the 6 button OBC...unclip it, pull it out and turn the small switch on the back to your preference!

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Zayyan
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Cheers
I was going mad fiddling with the buttons

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Simon
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I much prefer the 6 button to the 13 button, it has all the 'reliable' functions that are needed, and takes literally 5 secs to remove, and you have a choice of 12/24hr and temp settings!Zayyan wrote:
Cheers
I was going mad fiddling with the buttons

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stevetigger
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True, ive only ever had a six button!
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Zayyan
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Excellent, I didn't know you could change to 24-hour as wellSimon wrote:I much prefer the 6 button to the 13 button, it has all the 'reliable' functions that are needed, and takes literally 5 secs to remove, and you have a choice of 12/24hr and temp settings!Zayyan wrote:
Cheers
I was going mad fiddling with the buttons
I'm off to give it a try now

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Simon
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I assume you know the face pulls of the OBC, then there's 2 clips under the face?Zayyan wrote:Excellent, I didn't know you could change to 24-hour as wellSimon wrote:I much prefer the 6 button to the 13 button, it has all the 'reliable' functions that are needed, and takes literally 5 secs to remove, and you have a choice of 12/24hr and temp settings!Zayyan wrote:
Cheers
I was going mad fiddling with the buttons
I'm off to give it a try now

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Zayyan
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I do now!

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TouringMatt
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Slight hi-jack
My OBC read 60F this morning
what could be wrong, sensor?
My OBC read 60F this morning
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Hyperion
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my one was showing -30'c and its sunny SA!!, turns out my temp sensor was missingTouringMatt wrote:Slight hi-jack![]()
My OBC read 60F this morningwhat could be wrong, sensor?
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mines workin perfect, it gonged at me today 
Bollocks to this 24v scrap!
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This confims the gong i heard driving along, i couldnt work it out at first them saw the temp. 
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That was smart, when I got my new Vauxhall it had a temperture gauge but when it went under 3c, it just showed a little snowflake which I thought was crap, much better having the noise to draw your attention to the temp gauge!
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Zayyan
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stevetigger wrote:when I got my new Vauxhall

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stevetigger
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OY you, its my passion wagon for all the kidsZayyan wrote:stevetigger wrote:when I got my new Vauxhall![]()
I dont let them near my E30
