Thread: Rear Vision Mirror temp guage?

I don't think there's a way on the Disco.

I would assume the mirror is supplied to Land Rover from an outside source (like the problematic P38 mirrors) & it's designed for multiple displays. Land Rover would have just chosen the compass display.

Press the button on your dash!!!!

You already have a temp reading!!!!

thanks Tombie I do realise I can push the button but what an effort would much rather glance!!!!

I remember reading something about this before. I think it may have been on the long gone disco2(.com) web site. I seem to remember it may have been a USA thing. Try searching some of the USA sites.

Originally Posted by SteveT

thanks Tombie I do realise I can push the button but what an effort would much rather glance!!!!

Can top that though... There was a post here once about changing a D2's doors to "Unlock ALL" because it was 'too annoying' to press unlock twice

What has the human race come too....



Or my son, who keeps his tv remote on top of his tv so he wont misplace it.
He will walk to his TV, pick up the remote, aim at TV to turn it on, then place the remote back on the top!
It would be quicker to press the button on the TV

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Can top that though... There was a post here once about changing a D2's doors to "Unlock ALL" because it was 'too annoying' to press unlock twice

What has the human race come too....


You're a classic Tombie



Erich

Originally Posted by Tombie2

There was a post here once about changing a D2's doors to "Unlock ALL" because it was 'too annoying' to press unlock twice

I hope Stuuu doesn't see this. I reprogrammed his Disco because he asked for that to be removed

If it has a Temp switch then push it for a few seconds until display blinks F° or C°. Release, then toggle Temp switch to select F° and C°. After a few seconds display will show the temperature reading.

If this does not work I suspect it may be aftermarket with no temp prob. If display shows OC that indicates "open circuit" and therefore no probe or probe with broken wiring running to it. SC indicates "short circuit".