What is "normal" on the Temperature Gauge?
#21
08-09-2007 | 03:02 PM
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RE: What is "normal" on the Temperature Gauge?
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08-13-2007 | 08:06 AM
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RE: What is "normal" on the Temperature Gauge?
Gunner - thanks for the info on the ScanGauge II. That's exactly where I was thinking of mounting it if I got one, but it does block more of the gauges and display than I thoughtit would. The other places you mentioned mounting it would be good, but I am interested in using the real-time MPG display and I wouldn't want to be looking much further away from the road than the standard gauges. I think I'll be getting one.
Yikes its hot where you live. It was a record 98 degrees in central Florida this weekend, but with the tropical humidity the heat index was 108+. My factory temp gauge still stayed just below 1/2 in highway driving though. Are any of you guys using Water Wetter or something similar to maximize the efficiency of your radiator?
Jeff
Yikes its hot where you live. It was a record 98 degrees in central Florida this weekend, but with the tropical humidity the heat index was 108+. My factory temp gauge still stayed just below 1/2 in highway driving though. Are any of you guys using Water Wetter or something similar to maximize the efficiency of your radiator?
Jeff
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08-13-2007 | 05:49 PM
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RE: What is "normal" on the Temperature Gauge?
my 07 is running between the 1/2 and 3/4 mark also
i thought it mine be the lower grill plate iinstalled so i took it off
and it didn't cool down any
it must be the 100+ temps we are having now
it got to 106 today
i thought it mine be the lower grill plate iinstalled so i took it off
and it didn't cool down any
it must be the 100+ temps we are having now
it got to 106 today
#25
08-14-2007 | 01:11 AM
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RE: What is "normal" on the Temperature Gauge?
My readings are real close to yours today. I think you shot from a low angle to get all that in. The guy wondering about blocking things should see mine from about drivers eye view. I don't have any trouble raising up and looking behind it if I need to. I love mine.
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#26
08-14-2007 | 01:47 AM
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RE: What is "normal" on the Temperature Gauge?
You are correct Hunner....
I shot that at a strange angle, plus the steering wheel wasn't in it's normal driving position.
(As you can see from some of my other pictures posted on this forum, my CameraFu is weak)
I love that little SGII...I just wish it would display oil pressure
I shot that at a strange angle, plus the steering wheel wasn't in it's normal driving position.
(As you can see from some of my other pictures posted on this forum, my CameraFu is weak)
I love that little SGII...I just wish it would display oil pressure
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06-30-2011 | 12:21 PM
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