My temp guage goes down while I accelerate, any help?
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My temp guage goes down while I accelerate, any help?
When I accelerate the temp gauge goes all the way cold, then back up to normal temp. Anyone know what is wrong? Ryan
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Re: My temp guage goes down while I accelerate, any help? (CW-ITR-329)
Is this the stock gauge, or an aftermarket?
I'm thinking some type of voltage drop.
I see you've got another post about a fluid leak ... so, I don't really know.
[Modified by Zygspeed, 10:47 PM 7/6/2002]
I'm thinking some type of voltage drop.
I see you've got another post about a fluid leak ... so, I don't really know.
[Modified by Zygspeed, 10:47 PM 7/6/2002]
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Re: My temp guage goes down while I accelerate, any help? (Zygspeed)
Its the stock guage. Its the wierdest thing, can it be do to a leak I have? I am stuped, anyone have any suggestions? Ryan
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Re: My temp guage goes down while I accelerate, any help? (poison)
Could be low on coolant as well...nah low on coolant would heat the motor
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Re: My temp guage goes down while I accelerate, any help? (TypeR Freak)
Could be low on coolant as well...nah low on coolant would heat the motor
You're right, I read the original post wrong. Thought he meant that the temp was going up and when accelerating go back to normal. Don't mind me, I'm stupid
You're right, I read the original post wrong. Thought he meant that the temp was going up and when accelerating go back to normal. Don't mind me, I'm stupid
i misread sometimes too
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Re: My temp guage goes down while I accelerate, any help? (CW-ITR-329)
Let me see if I remember thermistor temperature sensors right off the top of my head. Cold they have high resistance.....like 5 K or so, hot some drop to about 150 Ohms. So if the gauge goes low temperature , it looks like high resistance on the sensor side of the circuit. ....> perhaps an open circuit to the sensor.
Under acceleration your engine is torqueing over a bit and things are moving around. I would give a look at the connectors and wiring to the temperature sensor, even right at the sensor. Look for something that may be going open when the engine moves a bit. Wiggle those wires as someone looks at the temp gauge.
Good luck,
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BigMoose
Under acceleration your engine is torqueing over a bit and things are moving around. I would give a look at the connectors and wiring to the temperature sensor, even right at the sensor. Look for something that may be going open when the engine moves a bit. Wiggle those wires as someone looks at the temp gauge.
Good luck,
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BigMoose
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