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Old 11-13-2011, 04:04 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Two Question about my 04'

Hi everyone,

Question 1. Did any of our cars come with a Outside Air Temp. Guage.. I sure would like one in my car!

Question 2. Trunk Lid... when I hit the button to pop the lid it barely moves, then I have to get my fingues under the lid to lift it up. Is there an ajustment so that the lid sticks up higher once it is released.

I just got this car so I am new too it.

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Old 11-13-2011, 04:17 PM   #2 (permalink)
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1 - no

2 - see Simple Engineering for replacement/improved struts.
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Old 11-13-2011, 04:23 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Sorry rocket man but 04 doesn't have outside temp they have trams temp gallons per hour and voltage I've read here we ain't wired for it like 05/06
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2 - See Lift Supports - Simple Engineering for replacement/improved struts.
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Sorry rocket man but 04 doesn't have outside temp they have trams temp gallons per hour and voltage I've read here we ain't wired for it like 05/06
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Old 11-13-2011, 05:40 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Don't feel too bad about not having an outside temp gauge. The gauge on the '05 is very small with a very large needle. It's accurate within + or - 10 degrees.
It's practically useless.
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I have a couple of new cars with about every technical gadget on the face of the earth along with information centers that make me feel like the Space Center in Houston. I understand the need, but I like the simplicity of driving a car like the old days with little distraction......even though a temp gage is nice to have. I put the top down, put my hand above the windshield, and if it's nice out there and warm.....I keep the top down.
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I installed this in my `R, velcro onto ashtray. Inside temp, outside temp, clock and voltage. Plugs into cigarette lighter. Works great, digital readouts and backlit.

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1. The '06 guage package has the outside temp which is near useless but the DIC also shows outside temp and that is more accurate (+ or - 5 degrees) and is sometimes helpfull. The DIC also flashes a freeze warnign when IT feels the need It is NOT backward compatible.

2. See post #2 for simple-engineering link.
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Old 11-14-2011, 11:43 AM   #10 (permalink)
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The new struts will get your bed cover popping up like when it was new. After replacing mine I have a hard time closing it with one hand and my wife can't close it at all , I have heard of some fanatics having the vender dial down the pressure or just installing one new strut.
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I have a couple of new cars with about every technical gadget on the face of the earth along with information centers that make me feel like the Space Center in Houston. I understand the need, but I like the simplicity of driving a car like the old days with little distraction......even though a temp gage is nice to have. I put the top down, put my hand above the windshield, and if it's nice out there and warm.....I keep the top down.
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I have a couple of new cars with about every technical gadget on the face of the earth along with information centers that make me feel like the Space Center in Houston. I understand the need, but I like the simplicity of driving a car like the old days with little distraction......even though a temp gage is nice to have. I put the top down, put my hand above the windshield, and if it's nice out there and warm.....I keep the top down.
Too much Logic and Common Sense, SSRDen.

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Old 11-28-2011, 07:07 PM   #14 (permalink)
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I ordered one today..for that price it beats nothing... John G.
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