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Old 02-13-2008, 08:18 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by mnmax View Post
just a quick note here.... once you've troubleshot everything mentioned before and your temp is still shooting way past where it should be, then i would just consider changing your temp sender. also it is nice to have a 2nd temp gauge hooked up to make sure that your cluster is reading the right temp.
well after this ordeal i have realized that the stock temp gauge sucks completely and an after market one is my next investment.

well i took out the thermostat and it showed some signs of wear and tear...while sitting there i decided not to install my new thermostat and run it without one for a while to see how it works.
i swapped fluid (which was definately needed) and let my car idle for about 45 min...after about 10 min or so it warmed up and my temp slowly climmed to a little under halfway and it stayed there for about 20 min. overtemp seems to be fixed with the removal of the thermostat.
thanks again for the suggestions
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