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Old 03-15-02, 02:08 PM
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Send pic of where the watertemp reading should be

Can somebody send a pic of there water temp reading on the stock watertemp gauge?? i want to see if my cars reading is in the same spot, i feel that its horizontal but its slightly at an angle, could be my imagination but can somebody send a pic of there reading on there stock water temp gauge???
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it varies from car to car... the important part is that it's in almost the exact same position until it starts heading up - once it starts heading up, it won't stop.... so if yours stays in the same place, you should be fine.
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argeed....kinda in the middle. I suggest getting an aftermarket water temp guage. You cann't trust the stock ones all that much.
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yes anywhere from 1/3-1/2 can be normal...fact is stock gauge is a POS....

go aftermarket
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I've actually noticed that when the car is running hot (like 220F), the guage starts to go just barely above horizontal, its almost imperceptible but I can actually tell the difference between 180 and 220. Normally the guage sits just below horizontal. Best bet is to get a real temp guage though instead of playing these guessing games.
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