Changing degrees c to degrees f

OK...let's see. In order to convert Whitworth to Metric...

You could consider, getting an OBD reader with bluetooth, use an android app like torque, and you can display everything on the tablet you choose in metric/imperial or both.

After reading your original post, I realized that you said you don't have steering wheel controls. Does that mean that the gauges have the numbers and KPH markings painted on? From what I read in the book, that may not be an option to change. Sorry.

Cousin_Eddie93 wrote:
Or just multiply 1.8 times the centigrade value and add 32 to that total.Example: Convert -40 C to F -40 C X 1.8 = -72 + 32 = -40 F

Ok OP.. so we can stop getting these kinds of responses, PLEASE tell us what you're asking for..!!

Or just multiply 1.8 times the centigrade value and add 32 to that total.
Example: Convert -40 C to F

-40 C X 1.8 = -72 + 32 = -40 F

Better have your arctic package for that one!

Wandering view wrote:
Any way to change to mph etc. tired of using conversion app. Thanks

I see you've gotten responses you probably didn't ask for, but I really don't know what you're asking.

You want to change the actual gauge readout?

It is set in the settings on your digital readout. Here is a link to the owners manual with details on how to set it. Good Luck, and always remember, when all else fails, RTFM!
link to manual

Double, subtract 10%, add 32.

100 * 2 = 200 - 20 = 180 + 32 = 212

Multiply by 9, divide by 5, add 32.

100 * 9 = 900 / 5 = 180 + 32 = 212

Those are EXACTLY the same, just worded differently.

(Multiply something by 9 then dividing by 5 IS 10% less than doubling. Always.)

Check your owners manual. There is probably a set-up feature to change the reading. Funny thing, our HHR is the same way. it has numbers, and a small light that indicates MPH or KPH. it can be changed as one of the setup options. if I am moving when I change it, the speedo needle will jump from one value to another. The numbers don't change, just where the needle points. The Temperature readings and odometer readings change at the same time. real easy to change, just read the book. BTW, don't bother asking the mechanics at the dealer, they probably don't know either.

For Kilometers per hour to MPH, multiply by 0.6.

As a side note, sometimes I find myself wanting to convert English volume units to Metric. For that I use that widely known conversion factor 5.7 L = 350 cu. in...