temp gauge
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temp gauge
i have a 1990 ford ranger my temp gauge moves very slightly i grounded gauge to check it and it works i replaced thermostat and temp sending unit same problem i checked temp of engine and it is up to operating temp could there be a blockage causing this not to work i have used radiator stop leak in the past .the heat inside my truck gets fairly warm not overlly hot is there a way to flush my blockmaybe ?what could cause this ?i have no problems with any other gaugeson occacision it gets to almost the n on normal then drops back down not often though could it be radiator cap ive never changed it
please help
please help
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Since you've allready done everythng that should have fixed this, this is a strange one. Are you sure there are no leaks in the cooling system? If the level is rising in the overflow bottle as the engine warms up & drops as it cools down, theres no leaks & I have no idea what this would be. As Ken mentioned you could try a reverse flush. I have a Prestone flush & fill T spliced into a heater hose. Every 2 years I hook up a garden hose & flush away.
Last edited by 87 XLT; 02-13-2004 at 10:44 AM.
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