[Audisthesia]

and the tach winding counter clock wise. took me awhile to get used to that as well.

Hmm, that must be a Gen 1 thing

 

[Mr. Incredible]

Hmm, that must be a Gen 1 thing

no it is a digital cluster thing. analog cluster winds clockwise.

 

[bruesjoh04]

no it is a digital cluster thing. analog cluster winds clockwise.

To be specific, it’s a digital cluster on the pre-refresh models thing.

The tach on 2020-22s with the digital cluster does go counterclockwise, but the 2023s with the digital cluster do have a more traditional setup.

2023 (left) v 2020:

 

[Audisthesia]

Except speedo is still on left... Koreans...

 

[bruesjoh04]

Definitely backward when using Sirius - push up to go down.

It’ll mimic the screen. Pushing up will go to up the list on the screen, pushing down will go down the list on the screen. (Presets or scanning a list of available stations).

 

[2022 sel awd]

I'm more annoyed there's no physical button to play/pause, unless I'm missing something?

 

[inv4zn]

I'm more annoyed there's no physical button to play/pause, unless I'm missing something?

The volume toggle on the steering wheel presses in, which acts as a play/pause. I think technically it's Mute, but close enough.

 

[2022 sel awd]

Thanks. I mostly listen to podcasts so I’d still need to pause them or else I’ll miss out.

 

[waharris007]

Thanks. I mostly listen to podcasts so I’d still need to pause them or else I’ll miss out.

That’s the main reason I use Bluetooth buttons like the one I linked to above. I have used a Bluetooth play/pause button in my last three cars for podcasts, which is mostly all I ever listen to. I cannot believe cars don’t have this.

 

[bruesjoh04]

Thanks. I mostly listen to podcasts so I’d still need to pause them or else I’ll miss out.

Just push the volume knob on the dash. That’s your pause button if you need one.