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I’ve scanned the owners manuals and tried all screen menus but cannot find the temperature gauge. Anyone know where it’s hiding?
I have the Classic Display showing on my instrument cluster. Tachometer is on the right. Coolant Temp gauge is at the bottom of the tachometer. See page 10 of your manual.
If you meant the outside ambient temperature, it is right next to the left turn signal indicator on the Classic Display in your instrument cluster.
Last edited by user 7208224; Dec 28, 2019 at 07:03 AM.
[QUOTE=WA3CUJ;7937628]I have the Classic Display showing on my instrument cluster. Tachometer is on the right. Coolant Temp gauge is at the bottom of the tachometer. See page 10 of your manual.
It looks like the 350 has the coolant temp gauge. In the 450, there is the Eco Boost gauge in its place. Back in the day, I used to watch the temp in cold climates to go easy until engine warmed up. I’m in FLorida now....is no big deal. Lol
I have the Classic Display showing on my instrument cluster. Tachometer is on the right. Coolant Temp gauge is at the bottom of the tachometer. See page 10 of your manual.
It looks like the 350 has the coolant temp gauge. In the 450, there is the Eco Boost gauge in its place. Back in the day, I used to watch the temp in cold climates to go easy until engine warmed up. I’m in FLorida now....is no big deal. Lol
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