Today's High Temperature in Texas
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DMFNJ24601
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Here we go, from Az a day or so ago....
DMFNJ24601
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It's not too bad, there are many other things here that help make up for the 4 mos of rediculous heat.
I will be in Death Valley next month on my way to Bishop. Looking forward to the nice drive from Phoenix, through Beaty then through Death Valley to the beautiful 395 & Owens Valley area. Going to be the first long drive in my Jeep.
I will be in Death Valley next month on my way to Bishop. Looking forward to the nice drive from Phoenix, through Beaty then through Death Valley to the beautiful 395 & Owens Valley area. Going to be the first long drive in my Jeep.
kaptkrappy
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But it's a dry heat......
I can't see my temp gauge, it's under water!
72 hours of this stuff. :doh:
I'm not complaining, I wouldn't live anywhere else (and I have lived other places)
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I can't see my temp gauge, it's under water!
72 hours of this stuff. :doh:
I'm not complaining, I wouldn't live anywhere else (and I have lived other places)
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kaptkrappy
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I found these answers on the "internets"
"You can see it through the two drivers side grille openings. There is a square tube that runs across the width of the jeep, in front of the radiator. It's a little black sensor that is affixed to that square tube with a plastic push-screw.
"Here is the ambient temperature sensor behavior for the JK:
Vehicle with the key off for more than 4 hours...The CCN will update the ambient temperature reading immediately.
Vehicle with key off for more than 2 hours but less than 4 hours....The CCN will update the ambient temperature reading immediately after vehicle reaches above 20 mph (with no duration constraint) and will update every 500 ms thereafter.
Vehicle with the key off for less than 2 hours...The CCN will display the last temperature reading (which is stored in memory) just prior to the ignition being turned off. The CCN will not update the value in the display until the car has been driven at 20 MPH or above for 3 consecutive minutes. If the vehicles speed and drive time does meet the criteria the CCN will continue to display the stored value until the criteria is met. Once the criteria is met, then the CCN will update the display every 500 ms based off of the ambient temperature sensor output."
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"You can see it through the two drivers side grille openings. There is a square tube that runs across the width of the jeep, in front of the radiator. It's a little black sensor that is affixed to that square tube with a plastic push-screw.
"Here is the ambient temperature sensor behavior for the JK:
Vehicle with the key off for more than 4 hours...The CCN will update the ambient temperature reading immediately.
Vehicle with key off for more than 2 hours but less than 4 hours....The CCN will update the ambient temperature reading immediately after vehicle reaches above 20 mph (with no duration constraint) and will update every 500 ms thereafter.
Vehicle with the key off for less than 2 hours...The CCN will display the last temperature reading (which is stored in memory) just prior to the ignition being turned off. The CCN will not update the value in the display until the car has been driven at 20 MPH or above for 3 consecutive minutes. If the vehicles speed and drive time does meet the criteria the CCN will continue to display the stored value until the criteria is met. Once the criteria is met, then the CCN will update the display every 500 ms based off of the ambient temperature sensor output."
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TRAUMAhead
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Hottest I've seen my JK, parked all morning, pic was about around noon time. The actual high for the day was like 108*.
