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Old 10-16-2009, 10:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Actual range of the coolant temp gauge?

Cold and hot just doesnt do it for me, anybody have any solid numbers on this thing? Red zone? Cold line? Midpoint?

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I've seen mine hit as high as 51 degrees Celcius or about 123-124 degrees Fahrenheit in the southern Mojave Desert. I've seen it as low as -7 Celcius or 18 Fahrenheit. It can probably go lower than that, but I haven't experienced that temperature myself.
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I've seen mine hit as high as 51 degrees Celcius or about 123-124 degrees Fahrenheit in the southern Mojave Desert. I've seen it as low as -7 Celcius or 18 Fahrenheit. It can probably go lower than that, but I haven't experienced that temperature myself.
Your car has no thermostat and California is colder than I thought! We are talking coolant temp, yes?
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I've got a scangauge on mine. Usually the Thermostat opens around 179* but I've seen as high as 220* while driving up the Cascades.
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Your car has no thermostat and California is colder than I thought! We are talking coolant temp, yes?


I mistook you to mean the outside temperature display.
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A gen 3 doesn't even have one of those, of course I didn't specify it was a 92.
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