My Z reads two different air temps....
 

I used the search button. Nada.

Anyway the display on the left of the steering wheel reads 68F degrees. But the bottom left of the nav reads 64F degrees. They are obviously getting their readings from different places. What's going on?

Didn't know the Nav had a gauge.


Does the Nav ever read higher? And/or maybe since you're in the grace period, the Nav updates info over the air?

The cluster shoul read from a temperature sensor behind the bumper

Isn't the bottom left of the Nav temp the temp you have your heating/ac set to?

wow, if that's the case this thread is full of fail... :ugh:

Yeah you can turn up the temperature outside by just turning your temperature knob in the car. Unfortunately mine breaks every time around October and for some reason starts working again around april. lol

Please get yourself to rehab ASAP.

The nav system reading is the temp setting for the interior.

Please do not spend too much time reading this as I do not want you to be late to your Mensa meeting.

A/C is off but I'll check again.

Try searching the Owner's Manual. ;)

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Hahahaha thread of the year!

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Is this a serious question? Welcome to the 21st century....

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LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!

First time I visited this thread since my post. I totally didn't check my own car after my post, but yeah, the bottom left is interior temp! LOL

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...77A6CF56AA.jpg

wow... my nuvi looks so much better then that. :shakes head:

I like that the guy who pointed out the fail has failure in his name :icon17:

DEfail :confused:



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You mean DE.Fail0? :rofl2:

It was actually mallocfailure who was the first one to state what the nav temp is displaying :icon17:

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Yeah why does yours look so bad?

Mine looks like this one.

http://photos.ecarlist.com/OS/MU/ml/.../in/BA_640.jpg

2010+ got the HDD navi system with a higher resolution screen. The 09s had the old system

Oh, I was unaware of that.

Thanks!

yah right, you just wanted to stick it to DEfail0. :rofl2:

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I lol'd

It does tick me off that the clock in the cluster and the clock on the nav aren't synced automatically.

Maybe one is an outside clock and one is an inside clock??

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:icon08: ... wish you could delete your 'joke', huh? too late! :stirthepot:


;) :rofl2:

They didn't use the same crystal therefore they have slightly different oscillation frequencies which overtime becomes very evident by difference in times. Yes, its annoying as hell.

Crystal oscillator - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I liked the joke, it means we were time traveling in our cars! yeah, I'm a nerd like that...

I don't always post on the370Z, but when I do, I make sure that my post doesn't make any sense.


Btw guys, what do you think the best intake is? I'm trying to get my 0-60 under 4 seconds

mitco- is that you? :icon08:




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newb, please start a new thread! :mad:



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"Some say he impersonates another guy on the forum that uses google alot. All we know is hes called the 4r3s!"

lol this weeks top gear was pretty good FYI. :hello:

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This reference went waaay over my head until the person "Liked" your post :tup:

another gEEk in the house?

All I got is Wow, but I have seen, and heard worse. LMFAO

mitco is the google search guru. :icon17: he sounds like wiki or dictionary 99% of the time. :icon17:

And because the Internet is ALWAYS right, I am always right. Atleast thats what I tell everyone who will listen to me. I make sure to tell them Over, and over, and over, and over.

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It bugged the **** out of me, until I realized you can turn the Navi clock off. :D Shortly after I figured that out I ended up tearing the factory gauge clock out with a set of side cutters tho. So now my navi is the only clock :)