Subject	Why dont you buy an aftermarket temp guage
Posted by	kandy2dr on September 23, 2005 at 9:55 AM
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In Reply To	temp gauge... posted by Rickytl (MA) on September 23, 2005 at 09:52 AM
Message	If you admit as other here have, that the stock guage isnt very accurate, why not just replace it? You can get a fairly inexpensive water temp guage on EBAY that would solve your problem. Plus it will give you piece of mind that you know exactly how hot your engine is running instead of a general idea.
Follow Ups	temp gauge... - Rickytl (MA) 09:52:19 09/23/05 Why dont you buy an aftermarket temp guage - kandy2dr 09:55:13 09/23/05 I've never seen, or heard, of a stock temperature gauge - ni[X]it 09:58:56 09/23/05 stock gauge isn't so innacurate as much as "vague" (n/m) - Guapo 10:02:48 09/23/05 thats what im going for - Rickytl (MA) 10:04:14 09/23/05 It's non-linear on purpose. Hardly vague. *imho* (n/m) - ni[X]it 10:04:33 09/23/05 umm.. its nonlinear for the the express purpose of vaguarity - AntiHero 14:29:16 09/23/05 Precision and accuracy are two different things. Perhaps he - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 11:47:32 09/23/05 Do you have another "acurate" source of temp reading - CAP927 (Boston) 10:01:49 09/23/05 i have - Rickytl (MA) 10:05:08 09/23/05 not off hand I don't but be careful with aftermarket - CAP927 (Boston) 10:10:14 09/23/05 Aftermarket gauge needs it own sender and wire. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 10:35:47 09/23/05 True that, good luck installing the aftermarket sensor - s3trios 10:55:04 09/23/05 normal ranges http://www.cardomain.com/ride/262575/18 - E=mz² 10:11:10 09/23/05 My gauge does the same thing. - KraZyKyle 11:01:42 09/23/05 You have an overheating problem....probably nothing wrong - leaf 16:25:10 09/23/05 my temp gauge is off.i first thought i had heating - traydogg6969(Pittsburgh) 01:31:05 09/24/05
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