PID set temp to Celsius ?

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11 January, 201511 yr

Just picked up our new citigo and have been messing around with the pid, is it possible to set the coolant temp / outside temp gauge to Celsius?.

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11 January, 201511 yr

Yes it's in the main settings [emoji106]

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Excellent got it thanks.

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