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LX, Sport (?), EX Gauge Cluster
I don't miss the temp gauge in my Fit but this ain't no Fit.
LX, Sport (?), EX Gauge Cluster
I don't miss the temp gauge in my Fit but this ain't no Fit.
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I just do not understand why some new cars do not have a temp gauge. They might as well remove the tachometer.Touring Gauge Cluster
LX, Sport (?), EX Gauge Cluster
I don't miss the temp gauge in my Fit but this ain't no Fit.
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It does have a blue "low temp" indicator just below the speedo. It's either low or normal. If it gets too hot a message appears on the display.
The 0 - 160 speedo is absurd. I prefer a simple digital speedo. Use the analog speedo space for something else.
The 0 - 160 speedo is absurd. I prefer a simple digital speedo. Use the analog speedo space for something else.
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