[Healeys] Temp gauge 30 degrees off - why?

[Bob Spidell]

re: "Now if it was in very cold weather, the shaft would go the other way and the needle would read high. "

Only if you used coolant instead of antifreeze.



Sorry.

bs



On 6/18/2013 6:23 PM, Steve B. Gerow wrote:
> Rick,
>
> With overheating one would expect the gauge to read low. One would think the needle would hit the stop and the shaft would keep rotating.
>
> Now if it was in very cold weather, the shaft would go the other way and the needle would read high.
>


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