low temperature light on when starting car
#1
low temperature light on when starting car
the low temp light is on when i start my car. it goes off in a minute or two. wondering anyone else sees this. i wait until this light goes off before i drive. anyone else see this?
#9
BUT, the gauge layout (of the GD, i havent seen a GE cluster) is very nice. simple, and effective. my last car was a 1990 mustang, and that had gauges up the ying yang. volts, temp, blah blah. too much.
#10
Yea sounds like my old Yaris. Temp gauge was replaced by a cold light and a hot light. Thats all you need now days really. To know if the car is cold, norm or hot.
I just wish on the Civic's they'd have put the MPG instant gauge where the temp gauge is.
I just wish on the Civic's they'd have put the MPG instant gauge where the temp gauge is.
#11
I guess it wasn't enough of a material omission for me to dismiss the entire car since I did buy a SSM nav/vsa '09.
The Fit is a strange car. I know of no other car model with optional navigation and stability control, yet basics like rear disc brakes and automatic temp control are unavailable at any cost (for the US market).
I looked at Versa, Yaris, Sentra, Corolla, Xb, Forester, the Fit was the best overall value even after buying nav to get vsa. I believe the true cost of ownership after five years will bear out the value proposition.
#16
So unless it's extremely cold, as said above, idling doesn't really buy you anything. Driving warms up the engine quicker and also lights the catalytic converter quicker which reduces emmissions.
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