[urq] Engine Over-Temp Question??
Buchholz, Steven
Steven.Buchholz at kla-tencor.com
Tue Mar 28 12:55:29 EST 2006
... check where the two sensors are ... that may explain the difference. ISTR that the switch for the overtemp is actually in the back of the head ... if your temp gauge sensor is up at the hose flange it could well explain the difference.
It could also be the switch ... the part is probably original ... and things can go bad over 20+ years of hard use!
Steve B
San José, CA (USA)
>
> OK, so I was out at the track this weekend and I got the over-temp light
> after 30 min or so. My temp gauge was only reading 210-215 or so. This
> seems a bit low for an over-temp condition to me. Anyone got any ideas
> on this? Is my over-temp sensor getting out of whack, or is my temp
> gauge reading to low? My fan was working fine and I had no other ill
> effects. Thanks
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