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Well I recently did a simple battery change for my 03' Disco 2. Now this is the first time I have changed or done anything with the electrics with this car. Yet, even with the minor project of changing the battery has caused a world of kaos for me.
There is only one problem:
MY Tempature INFO reads only in Celcius, not Farenheit.
Owners manual page attached. Great bed time reading. Part of a larger download called the RAVE, which is the whole set of factory tech manuals. Free below. Or slightly higher at the dealer, one painful lesson at a time...
learn the conversion... for a starter. 20 degrees celsius is 68 Farenheit. C'mon its really no that hard and far more accurate
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'03 Disco, Head rebuilt, new front prop shaft, new transmission, 2" OME lift with nitro shocks, ARB front bumper W/winch basket, Safari Guard rock sliders, 265/75/16 silent armour, Yellowtop battery, scangaugeII some under armour, looking to add CDL. Have done 100% of mikes major service,including magnecore wires and +4 plugs. VIN# is in the "range" but what will be will be... all I can do is enjoy till then.
Well I recently did a simple battery change for my 03' Disco 2. Now this is the first time I have changed or done anything with the electrics with this car. Yet, even with the minor project of changing the battery has caused a world of kaos for me.
There is only one problem:
MY Tempature INFO reads only in Celcius, not Farenheit.
What do I do?
easy fix. move to europe, then the truck makes sense again.
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99 DII, TF +2" HD & steering damper, TreadWright 265/75/16, ARB front, BritPart rear, Warn m8000 with synth, Columbia Overland gate panel & dual battery tray, Safari snorkel, RoverBones diff guards, RockWare sliders, DieHard Plat Deep Cycle, Chalkboard Headliner, CB, Wilderness Rack, 6 hella 700 ff's w 100w bulbs, 2 hella work lights
93 RRC TF track rod, tie rod & steering damper, TRW rims
learn the conversion... for a starter. 20 degrees celsius is 68 Farenheit. C'mon its really no that hard and far more accurate
I don't see how the scale used changes the accuracy. It certainly does affect the precision. The Fahrenheit scale is more precise. 180 units between freezing and boiling points of water versus 100 units.