Canadian Pace Car

[kwhman]

Just bought a 2010 Pace Car (only 89 miles)! It is one of the 44 built for Canadian dealers. Didn't even think about the gauges and the units of measurement. The speedo is mph but the center cluster is metric. Can't figure out the units on the oil pressure gauge. Can anyone help with that?

[Restlessone]

I live in Canada and still find it hard. I just look at where the proper place is for the gauges. For example the needle for oil pressure is straight up when operating, I just watch for a change in normal position. If you are concerned beyond that you could mark the gauges in the normal operating range.

[detamble13]

When you say your speedo is imperial are you referring to the digital readout? The analog speedo should be metric (the one to the left of the steering wheel) if your 4 pack gauge cluster (the one in front of the shifter) is metric. You can replace the 4 pack gauges if this bothers you. I remember seeing a few people on here who added the 4 pack to cars that didn't originally come with them.
The digital display that sits in between the the analog speedo and tach can be changed to show oil life, trip, tire pressure, speed etc. Also it can switch between metric and imperial.
Hope this helps.

[Buschman]

Never mind my comment. I read the OP wrong

[zr1chris]

My mistake.

[CamaroFred]

Wow! Nice find!

Originally Posted by Restlessone

I live in Canada and still find it hard. I just look at where the proper place is for the gauges. For example the needle for oil pressure is straight up when operating, I just watch for a change in normal position. If you are concerned beyond that you could mark the gauges in the normal operating range.

Don't the gauges already have hash marks either side of center?

Is the analogue speedometer metric? That would be cool, because when you are going 62MPH it will be reading 100. That should freak out your passengers