what is the normal temp of a honda accord wagon?
Today my temp went to 110C = 230F is that high? this happen after I changed the temp gauge sender and now is causing fan problems. I tested my brother civic and is running no more than 90C = 194F 

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230F is higher than most cooling systems run at, but is still "safe". We need more information to help you find a cause.
230F is higher than most cooling systems run at, but is still "safe". We need more information to help you find a cause.
Provide more information. If you do not know what information to provide, do a little bit of searching. If you want a solid answer we need solid information.
230F is higher than most cooling systems run at, but is still "safe". We need more information to help you find a cause.
230F is higher than most cooling systems run at, but is still "safe". We need more information to help you find a cause.
I replaced sending unit...
You replaced the wrong sensor.
The least you could do is provide your exact year make and model as has been already requested and is common sense when it comes to posting at an online message board requesting help on your car.
The least you could do is provide your exact year make and model as has been already requested and is common sense when it comes to posting at an online message board requesting help on your car.
Honda accord wagon 1991 replaced the sender in auto zone brand new but sender cause fan problems so reinstalled a more delayed sender that doesnt cause fan issues
If you replaced the sending unit, then that wouldn't affect how the fans run.
First, always replace cooling system components with Honda parts. Aftermarket cooling parts, especially store parts, don't last very long and it's not worth risking an overheat just to save a few bucks.
You need to check if your fans are coming on as the car tries to overheat. It's possible at 235 degrees that your engine is already damaged from being overheated.
First, always replace cooling system components with Honda parts. Aftermarket cooling parts, especially store parts, don't last very long and it's not worth risking an overheat just to save a few bucks.
You need to check if your fans are coming on as the car tries to overheat. It's possible at 235 degrees that your engine is already damaged from being overheated.
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If you replaced the sending unit, then that wouldn't affect how the fans run.
First, always replace cooling system components with Honda parts. Aftermarket cooling parts, especially store parts, don't last very long and it's not worth risking an overheat just to save a few bucks.
You need to check if your fans are coming on as the car tries to overheat. It's possible at 235 degrees that your engine is already damaged from being overheated.
First, always replace cooling system components with Honda parts. Aftermarket cooling parts, especially store parts, don't last very long and it's not worth risking an overheat just to save a few bucks.
You need to check if your fans are coming on as the car tries to overheat. It's possible at 235 degrees that your engine is already damaged from being overheated.
Actually at 180 the thermostat starts to open, at 195 the fans come on and the thermostat is fully open. The car should sit around 195ish. When the car is off the radiator fan should come on around 215ish.
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Terry Miller
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