Reply to "73 Pantera Temp Guage fluctuations"

panterachrisMember

I am sure you already did this, but bleed the air from the top petcock on your radiator again,
I find after I run the engine it always gets some air in mine. I assume you have the stock gauges? A stock motor? A stock sensor?
The wiring on the Pantera is sometimes a real mystery, when I first got my car, I would turn on the lights and the temp would go up! I ended up running a wire directly from the sensor outside the normal loom.

12/4/1512:42 PM

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