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Hi guys,

I can't believe that this question hasn't been asked before, but I can't find the answer in these forums. So sorry if it has been asked before...

Anyway, I've been wondering if there is a way to check the ambient temperature (as in outside the car) on a Series II R33 GTS-T. I can't see any obvious buttons, so I was wondering if there's some sort of secret combo that you can hit to bring the readout up.

I did find the climate control diagnostics procedure, but I don't really want to have to do that every time I want to check the outside temp! I haven't actually tried this procedure before, but is there a way, just out of interest, to bring up what the ambient temp sensor is reading, rather than just check to see if it is OK?

I saw a pic of an R32 climate control unit and it had an "AMB" button on it, so surely they didn't actually delete this feature for the next series? Possibly that was a GTR though, I'm not sure.

Thanks,

Ben

Can you please describe what the purpose of knowing the ambient temp is?

99% of people would find this function useless as with climate control you set the temp you are comfortable with and it will work out the rest.

Cheers

Sumo

The purpose is that I want to know what the temperature is outside. I don't carry thermometers with me everywhere I go, so it would be handy to have one in the car. Another car I drive has an ambient temp button and I use it all the time.

Hi Benro, sorry to dissapoint you but the S2 skylines does not have such a function. If you want these gadgets, why not get yourself a Euro car instead. i'm sure they have such a function.

Hehe, I'm not that desperate :)

The main reason I'm asking is that I'm just surprised that the function isn't available in a climate control system. Every system that I can think of (not that many really, but anyway :) ) has an ambient temp function. Some car designers think it's so important that they have a portion of the dash dedicated to permanently displaying this info! :D

Oh well, couldn't hurt to ask...

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