At Meridian Honda, you will be able to browse an extensive selection of Honda cars, trucks, SUV's, vans and crossovers. Our team at Meridian Honda is excited to get to know each of our customers on a personal level. From our sales team, to our service department and body shop, we want our customers from the past, present and future to be confident knowing they will receive the highest level of care and respect when they visit Meridian Honda. Meridian Honda seeks to follow this example and become the most-trusted dealership in the Meridian area. Honda has become the most-trusted brand in America. Welcome to Meridian Honda in Meridian, MS 2022 Honda Odyssey vs 2022 Toyota Sienna.2022 Honda Civic vs 2022 Toyota Corolla.2022 Honda Accord vs 2022 Hyundai Sonata.2022 Honda Ridgeline vs 2022 Nissan Frontier.2022 Honda CR-V vs 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe.2022 Honda Pilot vs 2022 Toyota 4Runner.However, the "gauges" look nice and make you think you are monitoring things.
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Car manufacturers stopped installing actual gauges because drivers would become alarmed at the fluctuations they were seeing, which were normal.
And, if you have an oil leak, the oil temperature will rise but the gauge will show nothing amiss until the pressure drops to zero, and then it will too. The typical temperature gauges will stay at the "normal" position, unless you have an actual overheat and then they will suddenly jump to "max". This is easy to verify if you have a temperature or pressure reader that plugs into your OBD port, which I have and if your vehicle has sensors that actually monitor those things. They move slowly up to the normal operating range position as the engine warms up, but then they just "sit" at one spot regardless of the fluctuations in temperature or pressure. The trouble is, many are now just "idiot" lights that are dressed up to look like gauges. I suppose I could live without a tach and a temp gauge in order to save some $$ on gas.Ĭlick to expand.Yes, I too would like an engine coolant temperature gauge (or better yet, a cylinder head temperature gauge), AND, an oil pressure or oil temperature gauge if, they were implemented correctly. But again, this is just my personal preference.
(My wife's previous car, a Fit, also had no temp gauge.) The Camry hybrid has one. I know that in a hybrid, the temperature would probably fluctuate between cold and normal, but at least you could still tell if it was starting to overheat, before you got a red warning light. What I don't like, on both the Accord Hybrid and the Lexus CT, is that they did away with the engine coolant temperature gauge. I kinda like that! But again, it's just me.
I personally like having the tach on all the time because, aside from knowing the engine's actual speed, I can instantly tell when it goes into EV mode, because the RPMs drop down to 0. If you have it in the Automatic setting, it appears when you're in Sport mode, but if you're in Normal or Eco, it changes to a charge meter. it would only appear in Sport mode), never be on, or always be on. My wife recently got a 2016 Lexus CT200h, and while I was playing with the display settings, I found that you could set the tachometer to be on automatically (i.e. I am looking a possibly replacing my 2018 Accord Sport 2.0T with a hybrid, preferably 2021 EX hybrid.
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