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Duff Paddy 10-22-2003 11:19 AM

Temperature guage - weird thing
 
When my CRX warms up, the temperature guage goes up to a certain point
and then stays there - that's the normal thing.

Last night, while driving on the freeway (the CRX was already warmed
up), the guage dropped a bit from the normal level for a few seconds
(about halfway between the normal level and the beginning of the
guage) and then rose back up to the normal level.

That's never happened before. What gives?



Duff Paddy 10-22-2003 12:13 PM

Re: Temperature guage - weird thing
 
On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 15:19:19 GMT, no@spamplease.gov (Duff Paddy)
wrote:

>When my CRX warms up, the temperature guage goes up to a certain point
>and then stays there - that's the normal thing.
>
>Last night, while driving on the freeway (the CRX was already warmed
>up), the guage dropped a bit from the normal level for a few seconds
>(about halfway between the normal level and the beginning of the
>guage) and then rose back up to the normal level.
>
>That's never happened before. What gives?



I forgot to add, I live in Seattle, where we got 5" of rain in one
24-hour period. Could some water have gotten splashed in the
thermostat-area?


Duff Paddy 10-22-2003 12:13 PM

Re: Temperature guage - weird thing
 
On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 15:19:19 GMT, no@spamplease.gov (Duff Paddy)
wrote:

>When my CRX warms up, the temperature guage goes up to a certain point
>and then stays there - that's the normal thing.
>
>Last night, while driving on the freeway (the CRX was already warmed
>up), the guage dropped a bit from the normal level for a few seconds
>(about halfway between the normal level and the beginning of the
>guage) and then rose back up to the normal level.
>
>That's never happened before. What gives?



I forgot to add, I live in Seattle, where we got 5" of rain in one
24-hour period. Could some water have gotten splashed in the
thermostat-area?


Duff Paddy 10-22-2003 12:13 PM

Re: Temperature guage - weird thing
 
On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 15:19:19 GMT, no@spamplease.gov (Duff Paddy)
wrote:

>When my CRX warms up, the temperature guage goes up to a certain point
>and then stays there - that's the normal thing.
>
>Last night, while driving on the freeway (the CRX was already warmed
>up), the guage dropped a bit from the normal level for a few seconds
>(about halfway between the normal level and the beginning of the
>guage) and then rose back up to the normal level.
>
>That's never happened before. What gives?



I forgot to add, I live in Seattle, where we got 5" of rain in one
24-hour period. Could some water have gotten splashed in the
thermostat-area?


Tony Hwang 10-22-2003 12:55 PM

Re: Temperature guage - weird thing
 


Duff Paddy wrote:

> On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 15:19:19 GMT, no@spamplease.gov (Duff Paddy)
> wrote:
>
>
>>When my CRX warms up, the temperature guage goes up to a certain point
>>and then stays there - that's the normal thing.
>>
>>Last night, while driving on the freeway (the CRX was already warmed
>>up), the guage dropped a bit from the normal level for a few seconds
>>(about halfway between the normal level and the beginning of the
>>guage) and then rose back up to the normal level.
>>
>>That's never happened before. What gives?

>
>
>
> I forgot to add, I live in Seattle, where we got 5" of rain in one
> 24-hour period. Could some water have gotten splashed in the
> thermostat-area?


Hi,
Gooe guess. Temp did not go up and came down. So I guess that is good.
Little splash on the rad does wonders for cooling. When I used to pull
5th wheel trailer(~7500 lbs) I had a little set up in front of truck
rad. using little windshield fluid washer motor. When engine was getting
too hot climbing hills, etc. I just give a quick shot of spray, Voila,
the temp goes down to normal in no time.
Tony
>



Tony Hwang 10-22-2003 12:55 PM

Re: Temperature guage - weird thing
 


Duff Paddy wrote:

> On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 15:19:19 GMT, no@spamplease.gov (Duff Paddy)
> wrote:
>
>
>>When my CRX warms up, the temperature guage goes up to a certain point
>>and then stays there - that's the normal thing.
>>
>>Last night, while driving on the freeway (the CRX was already warmed
>>up), the guage dropped a bit from the normal level for a few seconds
>>(about halfway between the normal level and the beginning of the
>>guage) and then rose back up to the normal level.
>>
>>That's never happened before. What gives?

>
>
>
> I forgot to add, I live in Seattle, where we got 5" of rain in one
> 24-hour period. Could some water have gotten splashed in the
> thermostat-area?


Hi,
Gooe guess. Temp did not go up and came down. So I guess that is good.
Little splash on the rad does wonders for cooling. When I used to pull
5th wheel trailer(~7500 lbs) I had a little set up in front of truck
rad. using little windshield fluid washer motor. When engine was getting
too hot climbing hills, etc. I just give a quick shot of spray, Voila,
the temp goes down to normal in no time.
Tony
>



Tony Hwang 10-22-2003 12:55 PM

Re: Temperature guage - weird thing
 


Duff Paddy wrote:

> On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 15:19:19 GMT, no@spamplease.gov (Duff Paddy)
> wrote:
>
>
>>When my CRX warms up, the temperature guage goes up to a certain point
>>and then stays there - that's the normal thing.
>>
>>Last night, while driving on the freeway (the CRX was already warmed
>>up), the guage dropped a bit from the normal level for a few seconds
>>(about halfway between the normal level and the beginning of the
>>guage) and then rose back up to the normal level.
>>
>>That's never happened before. What gives?

>
>
>
> I forgot to add, I live in Seattle, where we got 5" of rain in one
> 24-hour period. Could some water have gotten splashed in the
> thermostat-area?


Hi,
Gooe guess. Temp did not go up and came down. So I guess that is good.
Little splash on the rad does wonders for cooling. When I used to pull
5th wheel trailer(~7500 lbs) I had a little set up in front of truck
rad. using little windshield fluid washer motor. When engine was getting
too hot climbing hills, etc. I just give a quick shot of spray, Voila,
the temp goes down to normal in no time.
Tony
>



Bill B. Johnson 10-22-2003 04:00 PM

Re: Temperature guage - weird thing
 
In article <3f969eed.657203@news.eschelon.com>, no@spamplease.gov (Duff
Paddy) wrote:

> When my CRX warms up, the temperature guage goes up to a certain point
> and then stays there - that's the normal thing.
>
> Last night, while driving on the freeway (the CRX was already warmed
> up), the guage dropped a bit from the normal level for a few seconds
> (about halfway between the normal level and the beginning of the
> guage) and then rose back up to the normal level.
>
> That's never happened before. What gives?


I don't think you have to worry about this problem.

Bill B. Johnson 10-22-2003 04:00 PM

Re: Temperature guage - weird thing
 
In article <3f969eed.657203@news.eschelon.com>, no@spamplease.gov (Duff
Paddy) wrote:

> When my CRX warms up, the temperature guage goes up to a certain point
> and then stays there - that's the normal thing.
>
> Last night, while driving on the freeway (the CRX was already warmed
> up), the guage dropped a bit from the normal level for a few seconds
> (about halfway between the normal level and the beginning of the
> guage) and then rose back up to the normal level.
>
> That's never happened before. What gives?


I don't think you have to worry about this problem.

Bill B. Johnson 10-22-2003 04:00 PM

Re: Temperature guage - weird thing
 
In article <3f969eed.657203@news.eschelon.com>, no@spamplease.gov (Duff
Paddy) wrote:

> When my CRX warms up, the temperature guage goes up to a certain point
> and then stays there - that's the normal thing.
>
> Last night, while driving on the freeway (the CRX was already warmed
> up), the guage dropped a bit from the normal level for a few seconds
> (about halfway between the normal level and the beginning of the
> guage) and then rose back up to the normal level.
>
> That's never happened before. What gives?


I don't think you have to worry about this problem.


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