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eclipticriderSep-10-03 03:42 PM
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#58945, "engine temp gague problem..."




          

i put my belts on last weekend, and now my temp gague fluctuates...

i also took off my heat sheild cuz it was falling appart and looking like crap but, i dont' thinkt that's the problem

sometimes the guage will go almost to red, but then if i turn on the a/c it instantly drops to normal... also if i turn on the high beams it drops to normal... it mostly does this when stopped... it's mostly fine while driving...

i'm not sure what it could be... perhaps the temp sensor is messed up?? or maybe somthing wrong w/the belts?? i tried my best to get them to the correct tightness... but i'm not sure it i did that right...

well thanks

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RE: engine temp gague problem..., TeamXtremeRS, Sep-10-03 05:08 PM, #1
RE: engine temp gague problem..., eclipticrider, Sep-10-03 05:12 PM, #2
      RE: engine temp gague problem..., TeamMichael_97RS, Sep-11-03 03:52 AM, #3
           RE: engine temp gague problem..., djtrickee, Sep-11-03 05:06 AM, #4
                RE: engine temp gague problem..., eclipticrider, Sep-11-03 05:07 PM, #5
RE: engine temp gague problem..., eclipticrider, Sep-13-03 05:06 AM, #6
RE: engine temp gague problem..., TeamMichael_97RS, Sep-13-03 05:42 AM, #7
      RE: engine temp gague problem..., eclipticrider, Sep-13-03 06:14 PM, #8

TeamXtremeRSSep-10-03 05:08 PM
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#58952, "RE: engine temp gague problem..."
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Look at your thermostat housing on the motor. There are 2 sensors on it. The bottom sensor is your coolant temp sensor for the dash gauge. It has one wire connection on it. Be sure that connection is on there, clean , and tight.


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eclipticriderSep-10-03 05:12 PM
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#58953, "RE: engine temp gague problem..."
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i think i know where the sensor is but could u tell me just to be sure... i don't feel like taking any extra time to find it... i've got allot of stuff to do tomorrow!!

thanks again

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http://www.geocities.com/shadyporshe851proof/frame_content/indexframe.html

mods: star stage III clutch + 60mm tb + the normal mods, bass, lights well u get the picture

  

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TeamMichael_97RSSep-11-03 03:52 AM
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#58971, "RE: engine temp gague problem..."
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>i don't feel like taking any extra time to find
>it... i've got allot of stuff to do tomorrow!!

Uh, he did. Under the thermostat housing it's the sensor with a one wire connection.



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djtrickeeSep-11-03 05:06 AM
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#58974, "RE: engine temp gague problem..."
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It is right under where the upper radiator hose attaches to the motor. Where the neck is that holds the radiator cap.

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eclipticriderSep-11-03 05:07 PM
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#59024, "RE: engine temp gague problem..."
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XtremeRS and djtrickee thank you both... now i just need to find the time to go out there and clean/tighten this thing and see if this works... i sure hope soo, if not what else could it be... again ghank yo both for the help, u will both receive points once it works again, i tried but i kept saying "debug yadda yadda null or yadda" so as soo as i can i'll leave some + feedback

later

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mods: star stage III clutch + 60mm tb + the normal mods, bass, lights well u get the picture

  

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eclipticriderSep-13-03 05:06 AM
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#59136, "RE: engine temp gague problem..."
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if cleaning this part don't help... what else could be wrong?

tia

WTB: Dodge Omni


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mods: star stage III clutch + 60mm tb + the normal mods, bass, lights well u get the picture

  

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TeamMichael_97RSSep-13-03 05:42 AM
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#59138, "RE: engine temp gague problem..."
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Could be the sensor itself.
Could be a bad ground in the wiring or a bad gauge in your instrument cluster.



15.9 @ 86.7mph

Smooth idle? We don't need no stinking smooth idle.

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http://highlander.dsmpower.com/sig.htm

  

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eclipticriderSep-13-03 06:14 PM
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#59177, "RE: engine temp gague problem..."
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thanks guys i think it worked... i haven't drove it yet, but i let it idle for about 20 min. and no over heat!!! i'll c tomorrow when i drive it to be sure though... thanks again and lata

WTB: Dodge Omni


http://www.geocities.com/shadyporshe851proof/frame_content/indexframe.html

mods: star stage III clutch + 60mm tb + the normal mods, bass, lights well u get the picture

  

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