I never heard of that. Thats cool! I gota try that.
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I never heard of that. Thats cool! I gota try that.
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I never heard of that. Thats cool! I gota try that.
Hidden features
I own a 2001 Mercedes C. L. K. with climate control. I'm not sure if anyone has posted this yet but I thought is might be of interest to some people out their. If you hold down the restore button on the climate control for approximately five seconds a series of numbers will show up. The numbers on the left correspondence with different features of the car that are represented with the numbers on the right. The numbers on the left I believe are between 1 and approximately 43. I'm not sure what every number means but some of them are for RPM's #21, engine temp # 6, another is for battery voltage #24, for those of you who are into car audio, the higher the voltage the more you can get out of your stereo system, and actual ground speed, just in case your odometer is off. I noticed that mine was off slightly. I'm not sure which number it is but you can figure it out while your driving, maybe bring someone with you. All you need to do is push the auto button on the top or the bottom to scroll through the numbers. Try it out and you'll see what I'm saying I will post pixs.
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Hidden Feature
This was brought up in the "AMG Club" Forum.
http://www.amg-owners-club.org/board/en/wbb2/thread.php?threadid=2668&sid=
Here is a synopsis of the data points:
01: Interior temp sensor
02: Ambient temp sensor
05: Evaporator temp. sensor
06: Engine coolant temp.
07: refrigerant pressure
08: refrigerant temp.
16: carbon monoxide value
17: nitrogen oxide value
18: dewpoint temp.
21: engine RPM
22: vehicle speed
24: battery voltage
This was brought up in the "AMG Club" Forum.
http://www.amg-owners-club.org/board/en/wbb2/thread.php?threadid=2668&sid=
Here is a synopsis of the data points:
01: Interior temp sensor
02: Ambient temp sensor
05: Evaporator temp. sensor
06: Engine coolant temp.
07: refrigerant pressure
08: refrigerant temp.
16: carbon monoxide value
17: nitrogen oxide value
18: dewpoint temp.
21: engine RPM
22: vehicle speed
24: battery voltage
Great post. I have to try that.I own a 2001 Mercedes C. L. K. with climate control. I'm not sure if anyone has posted this yet but I thought is might be of interest to some people out their. If you hold down the restore button on the climate control for approximately five seconds a series of numbers will show up. The numbers on the left correspondence with different features of the car that are represented with the numbers on the right. The numbers on the left I believe are between 1 and approximately 43. I'm not sure what every number means but some of them are for RPM's #21, engine temp # 6, another is for battery voltage #24, for those of you who are into car audio, the higher the voltage the more you can get out of your stereo system, and actual ground speed, just in case your odometer is off. I noticed that mine was off slightly. I'm not sure which number it is but you can figure it out while your driving, maybe bring someone with you. All you need to do is push the auto button on the top or the bottom to scroll through the numbers. Try it out and you'll see what I'm saying I will post pixs.
Where are th speed sensors? I thought the speed reading on the climate control was just ...
Where are th speed sensors? I thought the speed reading on the climate control was just the digital version of the analog gauge?
Where are th speed sensors? I thought the speed reading on the climate control was just the digital version of the analog gauge?
great find, i was playing with this on my 00 CLK430 very interesting. If i figure out any additional I will post them.
Ooh, neato. I'll have to give a try.[:0]
Is this just a notification or can you some how change the values to modify your car?
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