Subject	stock gauge isn't so innacurate as much as "vague" (n/m)
Posted by	Guapo on September 23, 2005 at 10:02 AM
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In Reply To	I've never seen, or heard, of a stock temperature gauge posted by ni[X]it on September 23, 2005 at 09:58 AM
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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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