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Old 03-21-2002, 12:10 PM   #1
Fast68Chevy
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Post uhmm temp gauge haunted.. hmm..

ok does anyoen got any idea why a temp gauge needle would peg past 220 and jam there during engine cranking ?
if i physically unjam the needle after engine fires up then it falls below 220 where its supposed to be and is fine after that, until i shut off engine and fire it up again.. if wire was grounded or sender was bad then it would stay pegged, so...

hmm... wierd...

anyone ?

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