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| Topic subject | Anyone had this problem with their Autometer EGT? |
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20994, Anyone had this problem with their Autometer EGT? Posted by Nitrous_RS1997, May-01-02 01:13 AM
I just noticed today...when i am driving, sometimes the inside of the lens fogs up. it hasnt gotten wet that i know of, but im assuming this cant be good for the insides of the gauge. i REALLY dont wanna have to take that damn pod back off the a-pillar! thanks for any help.
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20995, RE: Anyone had this problem with their Autometer EGT? Posted by jamesman, May-01-02 02:29 AM
yup i had a few do that, just let it air out and it will be okay, is it new? it seemed thet mine did that when it was new. i think it is the light that heats the moist air and makes the water condense on the inside of the glass lates james
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20996, RE: Anyone had this problem with their Autometer EGT? Posted by Fast420A, May-01-02 05:09 AM
My EGT did that the day I installed it. Never saw it do it again.
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20997, RE: Anyone had this problem with their Autometer EGT? Posted by Dave_FL, May-01-02 07:11 AM
Mine did that to and still does once in a while. But not as bad as when it was new.
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20998, RE: Anyone had this problem with their Autometer EGT? Posted by HadesOmega, May-01-02 10:27 AM
Never seen it happen to mine yet or I haven't noticed it.
Nice heatshield jamesman I didn't know AEM made intercooler piping for us :P
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20999, RE: Anyone had this problem with their Autometer EGT? Posted by DSMRoadster, May-01-02 04:03 PM
Jamesman what car are those "custom intercooler piping" from? I would like to go for that same set up.
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21000, RE: Anyone had this problem with their Autometer EGT? Posted by DeanoD, May-01-02 10:33 AM
Try turning on your parking lights. The heat from the bulb in the back should evap the moisture.
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