Reply to "230 degree temp gauge"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

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...it, it runs way below tha mark with no problems at all.

This is good. What is the temperature rating of your thermostat? I had a 160-degree thermostat and my gauge rarely registered over 160, except it did climb to about 185/190 on a 105-degree day in stop and go traffic. Now I have a 180-degree thermostat and the gauge only reaches the half-way point between 160 and the 190 mark.

You might want to bleed your cooling system again to free any trapped air now that you've driven it a bit.

Cheers!
Garth

10/12/0610:23 AM

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