Issue with gauge visibility. Does anyone else have this issue?
#1
Issue with gauge visibility. Does anyone else have this issue?
2010 Scion tC
Sometimes, when the sun is at a certain angle, I can't see my gauges. I'm wondering if there's a way I can modify the gauges so that they are visible under all light conditions.
I do have window tint installed - the maximum legal here in the state of Florida. Wondering if doing a visor strip on the windshield might help me see the gauges?
I am not even sure how to explain this issue properly. Hopefully someone has or had the same problem and can share a few tips & tricks.
It confuses me only because I've never had any other vehicle with such a poor cluster design.... there's got to be some way I can improve it.
Sometimes, when the sun is at a certain angle, I can't see my gauges. I'm wondering if there's a way I can modify the gauges so that they are visible under all light conditions.
I do have window tint installed - the maximum legal here in the state of Florida. Wondering if doing a visor strip on the windshield might help me see the gauges?
I am not even sure how to explain this issue properly. Hopefully someone has or had the same problem and can share a few tips & tricks.
It confuses me only because I've never had any other vehicle with such a poor cluster design.... there's got to be some way I can improve it.
#2
Window tint on all sides may help along with the windshield strip as thats what I have and I dont typically experience any glare unless the window is rolled down. Maybe changing the gauge backplate color too might make it eaiser, like a black one.
Edit: I see you do have tint already, silly question but is your gauge cover dirty?
Edit: I see you do have tint already, silly question but is your gauge cover dirty?
Last edited by Stiffology; 05-03-2017 at 08:26 PM. Reason: Reread OP