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heat gauge

posted by  wayne35 on  Sat Mar 8 16:41 CST 2003
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thanks, I kinda figured that, but I also noticed that the pannel from my 84 had no temp comp board, the 88 of coarse does. Tomorrow I am going to disconnect the sender to see what the gauge reads cold. I did this today but I wasn't sure that the car was cold when I did it. As soon as I turn the car on the gauge seemed to go 3/4 way up, then as I drove it home, it went almost all the way up, then it dropped to the hot line and stayed there. I have to play more tomorrow,. Thanks again for the info you sent. Wayne






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