Reply to "Temp Gauge Readings"

kaamacatMember

TurboTim........... If you do go a replacment route, I'd highly recommend a mechanical also. I like knowing what the temp is even after the car is off before I crank her up again. (plus I check against my scanner and its dead-on).

I just recently did a cooling system "overhaul" with new rad and waterpump and have been extremely pleased with the results.

But to answer your question on accuracy, see if you can find someone local with an themo scanner to compare readings. (its especially good to have if you have just done a refill of the system where you can shoot it at the thermo housing or heads to see what the engine temp is, because you have no good temp running against the water sender yet)

9/15/056:27 PM

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