Hello,

Just wondering if you could help answer a few questions regarding the RAM's?

We are looking to import a range of RAM's to Australia for conversion to RH drive as we don't have the privilege of having these great trucks down here! One of the issues to arise in the conversion is US imperial measurements conversion to Australian metric measurements. As an example is it possible to convert the digital outside temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius?

Does anyone one know if the radio tuners will work in Australia??? etc

Let us know of any other issues that you think we could encounter during the conversions from LHD to RHD would be appreciated

Thanks in advance!!

 

I'd think some of our UK members would chim in on this one.

 

the ram reads both i know this as I'm used to Celsius being from the UK until i moved over here to the states don't know about the radio tho or the other stuff

 

Thanks for the response, great to hear that you can swap between metric and imperial, one less thing to worry about!! Is the radio system in them digital? Digital radio is only very new and just starting to develop in Australia and only available in the major cities.....

 

the overhead console as able to be converted the temperature and mpg and stufff.... i know that the radio is a digital tuner idn much more about it... you could always use cd's or replace the radio.... keep us posted i always wanted to go to australia

 

The overhead has a metric/us switch.

The radio uses analog radio waves or you can add satellite reception.
But as far as the radio goes, it really depends on if you have radio broadcasts along the same frequency bands.
AM is 520 to 1710Khz
FM band is 87.5 to 108Mhz

As far as the nuts and bolts sizes, most are now metric.

 

Thanks for the responses..... I just recall that many years ago I bought a Kenwood CD player and you had two different types of settings to choose. As an example a local station was 1098Khz and the Kenwood deck came as a USA default unitA and it would only change to 1100Khz or 1090Khz until I swapped the presets in the Kenwood deck and then I could get 1098Khz.