Reading Coolant Temp on the ACC Panel..

[Ccmano]

Can someone remind me how to switch the ACC display so it reads engine coolant temp instead of ambient air.... I can't find a link anywhere on how to do it and I know it's just pushing the buttons in a certain sequence.:icon_scra

Thanks
Hans

[Bill]

Press and hold both fan up and down arrows for about 5 seconds (until “00” ) appears in the display. Use either fan up or down to scroll to “16” then press fan “auto”. Coolant temp will then be displayed in degrees C.

[Ccmano]

Thanks!!! :handshak:

Hans
:cheers:

[QB93Z]

That's pretty cool. Is there a write up somewhere of all the parameters that can be displayed?

Jim

[GOLDCYLON]

That's pretty cool. Is there a write up somewhere of all the parameters that can be displayed?

Jim


I second that. Had no idea this was possible. On a 90? or 91?

[Jeffvette]

It's in the manual

00 - System faults
01 - Temp setting in degrees
02 - In car temp sensor
03 - outside ambient air temp
04 - Sun load sensor
05 - Ignition system voltage
06 - Engine speed /25
07 - Vehicle speed
09 - System mode
10 - Blower pulse width modulation
11 - Program number
12 - Mix number
16 - Engine coolant temp Cent
30 - Stored full hot value
31 - Temp door travel range
34 - Temp door feedback
35 - Compressor on time (in seconds)
36 - Number of times below critical time
37 - Software version number

[QB93Z]

Thanks Jeff.

[GOLDCYLON]

It's in the manual

00 - System faults
01 - Temp setting in degrees
02 - In car temp sensor
03 - outside ambient air temp
04 - Sun load sensor
05 - Ignition system voltage
06 - Engine speed /25
07 - Vehicle speed
09 - System mode
10 - Blower pulse width modulation
11 - Program number
12 - Mix number
16 - Engine coolant temp Cent
30 - Stored full hot value
31 - Temp door travel range
34 - Temp door feedback
35 - Compressor on time (in seconds)
36 - Number of times below critical time
37 - Software version number


Must of missed that page? Thanks Jeff

[White Bullet]

Outstanding! Thanks.