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Old 03-30-2003, 06:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
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JDM climate control... how to make it read in Farenheit?

topic says it all.

there's a switch on the bottom labeled "-1.5," "0," and "+1.5." I guess thats to correct the difference between the displayed temperature and the actual temperature in the car?

It didn't change the temperature from C to F so its not that...
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why would they even make changing temp scales an option, since the US is the only country usinf the F scale, and it was never marketed here with the CC option?
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doh, i coulda sworn i had seen a picture of one displaying the temp in F. meh. its not like the temperature control will work for my anyways, lol
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Attach a calculator to the climate control with this formula
f = celsius X 1.8 + 32
der ya go
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or just pick a good F degree u like and write it on a piece of paper. get some tape and put that piece of paper over the temp reading. now it will always be cool in ur car.
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Or just learn the degrees centigrade scale. It's about 100 times better than the Farenheit scale

0 = water freezes
100 = water boils

room temp = 20 = 68F
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I'm pretty sure the one you saw in Farenheit was one from the CL it looks pretty much the same as the JDM one but buttons are a bit different and stuff like that. But like Satan said Celcius is way better than Farenheit, plus it's easier to spell!
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But like Satan said Celcius is way better than Farenheit, plus it's easier to spell!
That's Celsius. ooooh the irony....
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well I didn't have anybody to copy it from like Farenheit where you had wrote it in the post before mine
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Attach a calculator to the climate control with this formula
f = celsius X 1.8 + 32
der ya go
sorry 4bidden....there is was BOOM!
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