Subject	hmmm... i don't think that's likely... if the thermostat
Posted by	Bernie on September 19, 2000 at 12:20 PM
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In Reply To	Either your thermostats crappin out>>>> posted by Nephilim on September 19, 2000 at 12:09 PM
Message	were going bad, it wouldn't be fluctuating so quickly because the thermostat controls the temperature the cooling system should be at, but does so by diverting water to the radiator, so it takes a lot of time for the temperature to change. I think that 2 more likely causes would be... 1) Air pockets in the water... especially since there seems to be a leak somewhere. When the air pocket hits the temperature sensor, it screws up the reading. I had this happen when I was running low on fluid... any time I went up a slight incline, my gauge would start climbing, and when I was going on a level or slight decline, it would drop. or 2) Coolant temperature sensor has corrosion on the connector or has gone bad. Bernie Authorized sales rep for... For more information, pricing, or to purchase a system, feel free to e-mail me: bhsiao@newssun.med.miami.edu or visit the website
Follow Ups	Question about temperature gauge!!!! PLEASE READ - PEARLZTT 11:57:29 09/19/00 Either your thermostats crappin out>>>> - Nephilim 12:09:21 09/19/00 hmmm... i don't think that's likely... if the thermostat - Bernie 12:20:42 09/19/00 Agreed.....more likely a problem in the route>> - Nephilim 12:44:15 09/19/00 yeah, the water pump was fine. the air pockets weren't - Bernie 13:45:44 09/19/00 Re: Question about temperature gauge!!!! PLEASE READ - Bill93TT 14:54:35 09/19/00
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