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Old 09-29-2007, 03:29 AM   #1
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crazy temp gauge..

i was just curious if my thermostat was going bad.. when i floor my car my temp gauge goes down to cold.. then back up to the middle when i let go.. anyone else have this issue? any recommendations?
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stock guage or aftermarket? stock location of temp sensor or on top rad hose?

come on you need to put a little more info if you want some sort of help
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Its the temp. sensor for the oem gauges, its going bad. This is a common problem. The motor has two coolant temp sensors one for the gauge and one for the ecu.
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does it drop down fast or does it go down slow? i've had similar problems after getting an aftermarket radiator. replaced thermostat, no problem after.

could be sensor if the needle plummets quickly.
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yeah it's the stock gauge.. and i do have a koyo allum.. it does drop down fast when i floor the gas or when it builds up boost, so should i replace my thermostat with an aftermarket one or will a stock one be fine?
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yeah it's the stock gauge.. and i do have a koyo allum.. it does drop down fast when i floor the gas or when it builds up boost, so should i replace my thermostat with an aftermarket one or will a stock one be fine?
stock one is fine. check your overflow bottle as well and make sure there are no cracks.
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