Checking the water temperature

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What is the best way to actually check the water temperature. Is there a digital or some other temperature gauge I can install somewhere? My car is not spitting water out the pressure tank, but the gauge reads between 190 and 230. How can I make sure the actual temperature is correct? I just installed a new temperature sending unit just below the thermostat like everyone suggested because the gauge was not working. Are there different kinds of sending units? I purchased one for a 351c at a local auto discount store. I also installed a Fluidyne radiator and Flex-a-Lite fans. I just want to make sure the car is running at the proper temperature.

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8/2/027:40 PM

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