2014 Outback instruments question

I recently had to replace my 2002 Outback after a collision. My "new" 
2014 Outback is a lot newer than I really wanted, but it had some 
features my wife wanted and there are not many used Subarus available 
around here: AWD and Subaru are very popular in our northern US climate, 
and Subys last a long time!

Is there some way to set up the instrument panel so that I can see both 
the fuel level and the engine temperature? Now I see fuel level and the 
stupid "ECO meter", and I cannot find the combination that I want, 
either in the manuals or by just trying things in the car.

So what I basically want is just to replace the eco meter by engine 
temperature, while retaining fuel level. In my sixty-some years of 
driving I have several times detected developing problems before they 
became critical. I do care about the environment but when driving I also 
care about my car's engine)

(As if I believed their fuel use predictions were likely to be very 
accurate anyway...)

Bob W