If you’re getting complaints from owners of ’03 Pilot EXs that the outside temperature indicator doesn’t read accurately, you may just need to explain how the logic works. The temperature sensor for the indicator is mounted behind the front bumper. Because of this, the temperature reading can be affected by heat reflection from the road, engine heat, and even exhaust fro surrounding traffic. To prevent bogus readings, the display uses a specific logic. Here’s how it works.
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Friday, May 28, 2010
03 Pilot EX Outside Temperature Indicator Logic
11:01 PM by onesecond
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Labels: culprit, engine heat, exs, front bumper, fuel level, fuel tank, fuse, Honda, logic, odysseys, passenger compartment, pilot, reflection, temperature indicator, temperature reading, temperature sensor, thump, traffic
Labels: culprit, engine heat, exs, front bumper, fuel level, fuel tank, fuse, Honda, logic, odysseys, passenger compartment, pilot, reflection, temperature indicator, temperature reading, temperature sensor, thump, traffic
Thursday, May 6, 2010
2008 Citroen Nemo
3:37 AM by onesecond
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Labels: Car News, Citroen, closeness, clown fish, concetto, cues, exterior dimensions, homonym, humour, intelligence, intelligent design, interior space, irresistible personality, lifestyles, peers, traffic
Labels: Car News, Citroen, closeness, clown fish, concetto, cues, exterior dimensions, homonym, humour, intelligence, intelligent design, interior space, irresistible personality, lifestyles, peers, traffic
Citroen Nemo Concetto illustrates the astonishing closeness between the Citroen Nemo and its clown fish homonym. Like the fish, Citroen Nemo Concetto can be considered as "small" among its peers. However, its size is an asset, since it is able to nip in and out of traffic easily.
In a world where it would be tempting to think that bigger is better, Citroen Nemo Concetto combines intelligent design with compact exterior dimensions and interior space. It shows that intelligence is the most important asset, whatever the environment.
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