OK, so I enabled the numbers on my engine temp and oil temp? Maybe transmission temp too. But are you doing alphabet for some and numberic for others? Also, I need to check this, but I dont think I ever saw a red line on my gauges. Maybe I need to look at my dash more often lol.
The left gauge showing 60 & 120 as min & max temp (this is Numeric) and the middle gauge showing C & H (this is the Alphabet)
The above photo was taken after I enabled the digital gauge option and before using the minor gauge unites which make the three gauges identical as shown in below picture.
OK, when I get out to my truck after work, Ill take a picture of what mine looks like to compare and see what I can change.The above photo was taken after I enabled the digital gauge option and before using the minor gauge unites which make the three gauges identical as shown in below picture.
No Idea about the redline (my car made in Thai)
Forgot to post. Here's what my gauges look like.The above photo was taken after I enabled the digital gauge option and before using the minor gauge unites which make the three gauges identical as shown in below picture.
No Idea about the redline (my car made in Thai which may differ from the NA)
I tried it and it works! But after setting HEX 32 (for 50) it will not dim any more when turn signal is on.I'm dealing with a new puppy and don't have time to test but you can try:
BCM 726-38-01
xxxx-**xx-xxxx
Your as-built here should say 0A, which is hexadecimal for 10.
You should try 64, which is hexadecimal for 100.
You can try any value between 0-100 just run it through a converter like the one below:
https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/decimal-to-hex.html?x=100
They don’t dim with the headlights on using the turn signal, or with the headlights off using the turn signal? If the headlights are on you probably can’t expect the DRL to dim with the signals.
I have some testing I need to do, I might know why.
