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Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 20:16:18 -0600
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rynniki wrote:
> my gauge was all the way up to hot then it would drop all the way to
> normal, the car was not overheating it seemed like the guage was stuck and
> it would go all the way up when the car was on but not running ,so they
> changed my temperature sensor,it was fine for 2 days then it did it
> again,it shot up when i started the car and after the car was runnng for 3
> monutes or so it dropped to normal. what could be wrong??? could it be my
> gauge? water pump and radiator and thermostat is fine..thanks guys


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Is the coolant all the way to the MAX line in the reservoir? That's the
first place to look.

'curly'