Maximum negative temperature reading on the dash?
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Maximum negative temperature reading on the dash?
Just curious if anyone else has experienced "redlining" their outside temperature gauge on the negative side of the scale?
The weather today here is -35 Celcius with a windchill making it feel like -48 Celcius. (That's -54 F). The G is running fine and having no issues with it, but on the drive to work this morning my temp gauge constantly bounced off of the -30C number like it couldn't go any farther.
Anyways, the heated leather seats were very much needed this morning. Could have used a heated steering wheel feature as well.
The weather today here is -35 Celcius with a windchill making it feel like -48 Celcius. (That's -54 F). The G is running fine and having no issues with it, but on the drive to work this morning my temp gauge constantly bounced off of the -30C number like it couldn't go any farther.
Anyways, the heated leather seats were very much needed this morning. Could have used a heated steering wheel feature as well.
Lowest I've ever seen mine go was -12 F, but that was just starting it up in the driveway. I don't drive it when it's that cold out because the roads are usually covered in salt\snow\ice and I stick to driving my Tacoma 4x4 in the winter in order to preserve the G by keeping it away from the winter nastiness.