Did anyone work out if this modification can be made to the Thai build vehicles (i.e the new ST) ?
Cheers ... Gregg.
The wiring loom might be missing, the way to find out is to look around the centre riser in front of the radiator and see if there's a socket waiting for attention. Take a look at my post in this thread (
link is here) at the pictures, that's where the STX one is and should be where they all go - in the coolest part of the incoming air stream.
Great stuff Old Tony, It seems so easy that not even i could F*#k it up "touch wood"
atm its not high on my priorities list when it comes to modifying my Nav, but next cashy i do at work might help it jump to the top of my list.
Just on the speedo topic, my Titanium comes out with factory 17'' wheels and my speedo is still out by about 8-9 kph, didn't know it was a common problem until signing up to this forum.
Glad the pics could help! It's really easy, once you've done it you'll go "I coulda done it blindfolded with both me legs tied and a woman in leather standing ..." wait, wrong forum.
As for the speedo error - there's no point trying to fix it. The box from Jaycar may end up stuffing your odometer reading, because it'll change the rate of impulses sent from the gearbox to make your speedo read correctly, but if your car is like mine, the odometer will be accurate, it is only the speedo needle that is inaccurate.
For that, I'll use my GPS.
Find one of those 5km odometer test regions and check your odometer out there to be sure. If you can (and since you have two trip meters!), stop just before the sign, go to the spare trip meter (press the trip meter button rapidly just once, the dash will change from A to B or B to A. Press and HOLD the trip button to reset it at the start. Drive and stop just as far from the 5km sign and see how far you've gone.
Can't be easier.