What is normal operating temperature? My 00 S runs at 215

[Overdrive]

Originally Posted by sasha055

Do you have to have OBC enabled for that? or it works on cars that don't have OBC enabled?

I have a 2000 base and I didn't do OBC mod yet.

Thanks
Sasha

No, this is something that you should be able to do with any 2000 or older car, I believe. So if the original poster has a pre-01 car, they should be able to do this, as would anyone else with a car from 97-00.

The OBC is an entirely separate matter, and that would read out on the dash gauges. This is a way for you to see the vitals of the car via the air conditioner's screen.

http://www.cb-racing.com/boxster_AC.html

Have a look here, it's what San Rensho was referring to.

[smshirk]

Originally Posted by Overdrive

No, this is something that you should be able to do with any 2000 or older car, I believe. So if the original poster has a pre-01 car, they should be able to do this, as would anyone else with a car from 97-00.

The OBC is an entirely separate matter, and that would read out on the dash gauges. This is a way for you to see the vitals of the car via the air conditioner's screen.

http://www.cb-racing.com/boxster_AC.html

Have a look here, it's what San Rensho was referring to.

I couldn't get to the url. Can anyone else?

[Overdrive]

just tried it again myself, worked fine with me copying and pasting the link from my post.
make sure you leave out those "[url]" brackets.

otherwise just go to the main page at www.cb-racing.com and navigate to the page about "Hidden AC unit info".

[Beelzy]

This symptom couldn't be the early signs of impending water pump failure could it?

I run my '04 like it's stolen, in 105 degree temps with the air on and never get past
180. I have even curled up the plastic license plate frame above the exhaust pipe!