Outside Temp Gauge
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Outside Temp Gauge
Seemed to have been working fine until it got really hot out. I start up and drive off and it does not move for several minutes. Went up about 10 degrees once moving. Sensor issues?
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The sensor would be my second thought. My first is if it's getting really hot in the cabin, the electronics might need to cool down a bit, which happens as you drive. If it were the wiring, then it would never work.
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Yes the sensor is in the front. The inside temperature can be a factor on super hot or super cold days. Electronics have a temperature range which they will properly operate within. Outside of this operating temperature range there is no guarantee of proper operation.
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