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Thread: Knock on wood, 27 seems ok.
          
   
   

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    Glad to see Pops is back on the road! I was tired of having the only running car in the shop

    Let me tell you his roadster is wicked fast.... He took me around the block in her and I was screamin for mommy after the ride.

    I am not buying his temp reading on the gauge at all. The infrared gun and the Mr. Gasket temperature gauge radiator cap agree at 170-180. Thats what I think is the true temp.

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    I'm thinking he needs to replace the interior gauge ... soon.

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    REGS,
    That is the strange part, I think he did already and he got the same readings with the new gauge. Really Strange
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Blue View Post
    REGS,
    That is the strange part, I think he did already and he got the same readings with the new gauge. Really Strange
    If he got the same readings with two different gauges, then the problem "must" be either the sending unit or a bad connection.
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    Two different brand new gauges and two different brand new senders, same reading. I might get adventurous today and hook up the direct reading gauge I bought for my rpu project and see what it reads.

    I'm not really too concerned about it, I believe the radiator cap and the infared gun, plus I can hold my hand on both hoses and they are not really hot at all. I might actually be running at 170, from all the indicators.

    The other thing is that my daily driver runs at 206-212, and the dealer tells me that is normal these days.

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