G-1000 CHT display

[Let'sgoflying!]

I'm looking through the Pilot Guide right now and do not see this;

How can I see the CHT (or EGT) of each cylinder in flight?
It displays the temp of the hottest ones, but I wanna see em' all.
(and it displays a bar graph of all)

Cessna T182T

 

[wayneda40]

On the MFD lower left there is likely a soft button for "Engine". Press and you should get the "full" engine page, ala:

 

[Let'sgoflying!]

On the MFD lower left there is likely a soft button for "Engine". Press and you should get the "full" engine page, ala:

thanks, flying it again on Sunday & will try that

 

[douglas393]

In the G1000 on the MFD there is a soft key for ENGINE. If you hit that then you press the lean soft key which gives you a Bar graph for CHR, EGT, and TIT. The display will automatically display the numeric value for the hottest cylinder. There is a soft key that says CYL SLCT that will allow you to scroll through the different cylinders and show the numeric value for each one. Unfortunately, it does not display them all at once.

Wayne's picture shows a different screen than I see on my G1000. I have a 206 now but when I had a T182T the G1000 screen was the same as my 206 and seems to be what you are describing.

 

[midlifeflyer]

Wayne's picture shows a different screen than I see on my G1000. I have a 206 now but when I had a T182T the G1000 screen was the same as my 206 and seems to be what you are describing

G1000s are configured differently by different airframe manufacturers. Cessna opted for a smaller engine page than Diamond.

 

[midlifeflyer]

On the MFD lower left there is likely a soft button for "Engine". Press and you should get the "full" engine page, ala:
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Not in a Cessna. Tapping “Engine” will show more, but still in the narrower view.

@Let'sgoflying!, 2 steps. Engine > Lean will display the individual cylinders.