X-Gauge Questions

Discussion in 'Gen II Prius Technical Discussion' started by josh2008, Oct 10, 2008.

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    josh2008 Hyundai Tech

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    Hello all!

    I plan on introducing myself at a later time but right now I'm rushed. I do have an SGII(3.15)and i'm wondering if there are any x-gauges to show inverter temp, and temperature of the MG's. If there isn't how are you all monitoring this, as I'm trying to figure out when I can go ahead and block the upper grill. Sorry to be so brief, just wanted to try and find out this info. Love the site!

    Thanks in advance~:)
    josh2008, Oct 10, 2008
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    Flying White Dutchman New Member

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    show inverter temp, and temperature of the MG's.
    thats what i am trying to find out to!
    Flying White Dutchman, Oct 10, 2008
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    josh2008 Hyundai Tech

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    I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that doesn't know how to do this. Hopefully we'll get it figured out.
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    JimN P719 of ???

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    Josh, I've kept the upper grill blocked all year. It's 75% blocked now because a couple pieces fell in. The bottom is blocked 80% through the 70's and sometimes with the temps in the 80's. Coolant temp goes to 193F & haven't heard the fan ever start up. BTW the Intrigue's collant temp with a solid nose is also 193.
    JimN, Oct 10, 2008
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