My 201s have them starting in 1984. The units used in later models
('89+) seem much more robust.
My '85 190E had one but it was in deg Celsius, for cryin' out loud. So I
complained to the dealer that the readout fails, comes back and fails again.
Try to prove it doesn't was my reasoning.
The
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My 201s have them starting in 1984. The units used in later models
('89+) seem much more robust.
My '85 190E had one but it was in deg Celsius, for cryin' out loud. So I
complained to the dealer that the readout fails, comes back and fails again.
Try to prove it
Mitch Haley wrote:
I believe that hitting the button on mine (86 2.3-16v and 87 2.5 turbo) switches
them from C to F.
What button? A display reading in C has a different part number than
one reading in F.
Marshall
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Marshall Booth (who doesn't respond to unsigned questions)
What button? A display reading in C has a different part number than
one reading in F.
Yeah, every one I've seen has the C or F legend 'cast' into
the LCD. Of course, you get a nicely-formed letter that way.
Tres MB-of-old.
I have one Centigrade unit from a 201. I'd be willing to
swap it for
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Outside temp readout
What button? A display reading in C has a different part number than
one reading in F.
Yeah, every one I've seen has the C or F legend 'cast' into
the LCD
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