[steven81]

This might sound like a wierd question but i was wondering if the elantra gt has an outddor temp indicator


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[BlackElantraGT2002]

Nope, there's no outdoor temp. sensor. All you get is the odometer, trip, and fuel consumption (which you can choose to view either as miles per gallon, or miles until next fill up.)


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[BlueGT]

I wish it had it though! Very convinient. I have it in my Outback.


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[ConceptVBS]

<img src=/images/forums/snitz/oogle.gif width=15 height=15 border=0><img src=/images/forums/snitz/oogle.gif width=15 height=15 border=0> but why would you need it?

Temp: 20 degrees

You: hmm... I guess I'll wait until the temp becomes 50 degrees before I leave my car...

You: *waiting*, *waiting*, *waiting*, *waiting*


plus your not a weather guy
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Edited by - ConceptVBS on 01/30/2002 4:39:29 PM

 

[steven81]

a temp reading can really help you when you drive over a lot of mountain passes. you can predict whe the roads will be slick. If you are driving on a straight path you may not realize that it's icy. if your temp reading is below freezing you know to be careful


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[ONLY1DB]

whenever i get out on the road i run first gear and if my tires break faster then normal....its slick out...i dont need another part that will go faulty and raise the price of the car.


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