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02-22-12, 07:02 AM

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just had one question how accurate is the oem temp gauge or would you do a aftermarket one?

02-22-12, 08:46 AM

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Search before you post.

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Blow me this is why i don't post on this site because of ******** like you so **** you

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The OEM is not accurate. You need an aftermarket one pronto.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by thecrowe

Blow me this is why i don't post on this site because of ******** like you so **** you

You started a new thread to ask a question that you could have answered yourself by doing 30 seconds worth of seraching.

I just searched for: temp gauge

Here is the first result:

Stock temp gauge - how bad is it?

Forum rules say you should SEARCH before you start a new thread. You failed.

And for the record, the stock temp gauge is accurate, it's just not linear. It pretty much has 3 readings: "cold" / "operating temp" / "you're screwed".