> Greetings Netters
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> Hammo
Er, mine already has one...? Are we taking about the in-dash info centre?
J
Hamish Alker-Jones - 07 Aug 2004 13:58 GMT
On 7/8/04 1:20 AM, in article cf07ks$epk$1@newsg3.svr.pol.co.uk, "John
Ellison" <mail@tumulusfac.com> decided to come out from under the bed and
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> J
Yep, that has all the fuel consumption, distance to empty, all that stuff.
Sorry if wasn't specific enough.
Cheers
Hamish
Hi, Hammo - - -
Hopefully, you'll get a replay of posts that have appeared in the past.
If not, this will suggest some routes to information that can be
pursued.
Bottom Line: The "guts" of the Trip Computer are in place - input from
the onboard computer, the readout already in place in the dash, and all
necessary wiring. You need only install the "Info" selector switch and
you're in business. The bad news is that this switch is something over
US$100 - but not bad for what it enables.
Sorry my memory is no better . . .
bob noble
Reno, NV, USA
Hamish Alker-Jones - 07 Aug 2004 14:09 GMT
On 7/8/04 9:28 AM, in article 411413B2.360C94D0@worldnet.att.net, "Bob
Noble" <the.nabob@worldnet.att.net> decided to come out from under the bed
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> bob noble
> Reno, NV, USA
Is that all that is required?
Amazing. At that price I'd have no hesitation in adding it to the car. I
thought I would have to replace the dash readout and do all sorts of dances
with the devil.
Cheers
Hammo