Reply to "Cooling above 90 degree ambient"

rockyMember

I thought that air pockets on the sender read low, not high.

I’m sorry, but your description isn’t really clear as to whether the car is truly overheated or not.

it sure sounds like a gauge or electronics problem to me.

if the temperature was pegging on a high speed run and then you slow down there’s no way your cooling system would instantly return to 190°

Are you burping fluid after you stop?

can you get someone to ride in the passenger seat with an IR gunand get temperature readings when the gauge is pegged and when it’s normal?

Good Luck -

Rocky

6/6/209:15 AM

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