"Most Obscure Camry HV Facts (Way out there)"
Fabulous in Green
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 40
From: North Jersey
Re: "Most Obscure Camry HV Facts (Way out there)"
A-MEN TO THIS!!
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Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 33
Re: "Most Obscure Camry HV Facts (Way out there)"
It bothers me that I can add to this list 
. I decided not to buy the NAV option and I prefer to keep my dash-display on avg MPG so I can play pushing my 41.x up to 42.x.
Anyway I miss not having the external temperature displayed. I've learned that 7 pushes on the display button take me to the temp and two more take me back to my mileage video game.
However yesterday I discovered:
6. Holding in the "disp" button will cause the dash display to jump to outside temperature.
Don
. I decided not to buy the NAV option and I prefer to keep my dash-display on avg MPG so I can play pushing my 41.x up to 42.x.Anyway I miss not having the external temperature displayed. I've learned that 7 pushes on the display button take me to the temp and two more take me back to my mileage video game.
However yesterday I discovered:
6. Holding in the "disp" button will cause the dash display to jump to outside temperature.
Don
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 26
From: Massachusetts
Re: "Most Obscure Camry HV Facts (Way out there)"
Before getting my TCH, I drove a (conventionally-powered) Highlander for 5 years. The outside temperature reading was very accurate once the vehicle had been moving for a few minutes. I believe the temperature sensor is near the front, so it can sense the air that the car is driving into. If the TCH uses the same technology, I would expect it to be pretty accurate.
And I agree completely about missing the outside temperature reading... I will need to give this tip a try!
And I agree completely about missing the outside temperature reading... I will need to give this tip a try!
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