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Reply With QuoteMost car's I've owned over the years have had a dash cover... And I'm not from oz... I always had them to cut down on the reflected heat of the summer sun. Makes a HUGE difference. It actually surprises me that it surprises you...
holmesie, indash monitor is that posible to use for triton?
put at the HU location, will it stuck when screen open?
Most car's I've owned over the years have had a dash cover... And I'm not from oz... I always had them to cut down on the reflected heat of the summer sun. Makes a HUGE difference. It actually surprises me that it surprises you...
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Windscreen? Okay, now I'm just being mean!Originally Posted by holmesie
I guess having carpet on the dash is a bit daggy, but it also cuts down the reflection of the dash on the inside of the windscreen
Summer? Sun? Sorry, I live in Canada, I'm not familiar with those terms. Just kidding, guess it's not an issue here.
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haha that would be windSHIELD for you?
i think this would not work in the Triton - it could hit the gearshift lever when opening, and would come in contact with the panel above the HU location where the air and vent control are
ur RV meter u take it away or install at other place?
hi junhe, the meter has gone - I did not need it because I have a Scanguage - it calculates my fuel consumption etc
hi holmesie;
i have triton too, and planing car pc. how do you open the plastic part for the touchscreen?
and is your screen readible when it is sunny? i guess it is not transflective, but the position of the screen is somewhat away from direct sunlight(with coverings) so do you advice a transflective or standart touchscreen?
thanks
G'day sinisa,
The plastic surround comes off by pulling as it is held in by plastic clips - pull it towards the rear of the car (do not pull upwards!)
My screen is not transreflective, but it is LED backlit - I have not had a problem yet with direct sunlight. AT the time I could not afford a transreflective screen, but I don't regret that at all!
hope that helps
OBD II can find out how many liter diesel left in the tank?
or only scangauge can do that?
thinking to buy the OBD II, but still looking, dunno which one is more suitable
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