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Old 09-14-2006, 10:12 PM   #1
LawMan02
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Temperature gauge shows hot, truck not

I was ride around yesterday evening and looked down at the temperature gauge and it was pegged out as far as it could go to the hot side. Truck was running fine and showed no signs of overheating. I got home and shut the truck off and it stayed all the way over pass hot. I killed all the electrical current (main battery switch) and it never moved. Still that way this evening when I checked it and truck hadn't been run. All other gauges are working fine. Does anyone know what might have cause this and the fix? Thanks Randy
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