Have you ever noticed this about your gauges?
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Have you ever noticed this about your gauges?
The other night I got really low on gas. The needles on the gauges lit up a bright red. When I thought about it I like it much better than when I have gas in the car. Is there anyway to get the needles on the gauges to light up bright all the time? .... Besides driving around really low on gas. :-)
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The other night I got really low on gas. The needles on the gauges lit up a bright red. When I thought about it I like it much better than when I have gas in the car. Is there anyway to get the needles on the gauges to light up bright all the time? .... Besides driving around really low on gas. :-)
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This isn't in the 2013 manual. Says *if the headlights are on* the gauge backlight will change to red for a warning condition. That's all, regardless of gauge type (standard or premium). Nothing about the pointers changing color. Sounds cool though, guess they changed it.
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