The Temperature

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plod wrote:I'll have a look for a cool box, but need one that will work on 12v in the tranny and 24v in the lorry :roll:
Get yourself a dropper, 24v - 12v from amazon etc, costs about £7 and can run any 12v in a 24v lorry. I use mine to stop melting phone chargers.......
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I've ways wanted to know where the temperature sensor is on miss pug?
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Sonia406 wrote:I've ways wanted to know where the temperature sensor is on miss pug?
I.I.R.C, it's the little lump on the bottom of the door mirror :)
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dirtydirtydiesel wrote:
Sonia406 wrote:I've ways wanted to know where the temperature sensor is on miss pug?
I.I.R.C, it's the little lump on the bottom of the door mirror :)
Depends what temp sensor she's looking for. :wink:
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scotty73 wrote:
dirtydirtydiesel wrote:
Sonia406 wrote:I've ways wanted to know where the temperature sensor is on miss pug?
I.I.R.C, it's the little lump on the bottom of the door mirror :)
Depends what temp sensor she's looking for. :wink:

Ha ha good point. The one that reads on the MFD?
I've not seen a lump on the door mirror... I shall go and investigate lol.
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It's somewhere in the n/s/f wheel arch i remember reading.
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scotty73 wrote:It's somewhere in the n/s/f wheel arch i remember reading.


Really? Interesting........
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Passenger door mirror, lump on the bottom of. Or is the driver's? I can't remember if it changes sides between lhd & rhd cars. :? Ah well, seek and ye shall find.
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Update:

Was 7 when I got in the car for work this morning. Brrrrrr....
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steve_earwig wrote:Passenger door mirror, lump on the bottom of. Or is the driver's? I can't remember if it changes sides between lhd & rhd cars. :? Ah well, seek and ye shall find.
I do love a good game of hide and seek :D
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Just come back from a fun trip to the stupormarket - lowest registered temperature, after a mile or so driving in the shade, 35 degrees. :shock:

When I climbed back in it was reading 40.
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Just had the first few spots of rain here, it bloomin needs it!
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I'm interested to know~
If the temperature sensor is on the wing mirror, why is it when you are stationary and put the air con on it goes down? :oops: Am I being a blonde again or something? :shock:
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It's not REALLY 40*C - official temperatures are taken in a shaded area and our wing mirror sensors are not, despite being under it.

The problem with UK is that noone is used to this sort of weather and all them lot in the States and Aussie land have air con - we don't. Though I doubt it's common place in continental Eastern Europe. While it's uncomfortable, I love it - it's what "summer" is.

And, yes, my air con does work :D
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:arrowu: :arrowu: Agreed - we are just not used to it.

I'm not sure how accurate the sensors are anyway, when I first got my 406 I was stuck on the M6, mid July, sweating my knackers off and my MFD said -5 degrees ' risk of ice '... :roll:

Have since replaced it but it is still only a guide to the real temperature...

My air-con is super cold, but you get too used it and then almost faint with the heat when you step out of the car
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