Moe996

An easy way to get into the ballpark (definitely won't be exact) is to take the C temp, double it and add 25. Example, 37c, doubled =74 + 25=99.

Val996

If I go out of my driveway with my camper I need to wait for someone to let me on the road.
When I'm driving out with my C4 no problem at all, soon as I start driving out a car stops and I get out straight away.

rabi

And if you must have a more accurate conversion, which maybe important over a broader range of temperatures, then try this:
- multiply by 2, then reduce by 10% and add 32

e.g., 37 C gives 74 - 7.4 + 32 = 98.6F

6x6cg

I’d love to lower it at speed, above 75, for increased MPG, but at least in my car, I’m unable to lower it using the button.

FunWithPaul

My Grand Cherokee does that in "defrost".
It is caused by the air conditioner coming on (to dry the air), but it cools the glass just above the vent enough for condensation to form, on the outside.

FunWithPaul

Yes, under the right headlight. But the front hood has to be opened to remove the headlights.
And the cable isn't long enough to reach anywhere else ( So I added a bit and brought it to my right sidemarker...)
The rear one WILL reach to the rear fender liner: take off the left rear wheel, take off the fender liner, and you are in (it is 100% mechanical, in case the electric solenoid fails?)

Paul

6x6cg

Has anyone come up with a hack to lower the spoiler at speed? I’m not talking about 25 mph, but 80 mph.

DBJoe996

Just pull the relays for spoiler up and spoiler down

rituxumab

@DBJoe996 hmmm. I assume that by removing the spoiler up or spoiler down relay you will simply disable that function for the spoiler altogether. right?

I haven't tried it on my 2005 turbo S yet, but @6x6cg are you saying that that the instrument panel switch for the spoiler will not lower your spoiler if traveling >80mph?
but your panel switch will raise and lower if traveling <75mph?