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- Thread starter jerpinoy
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jcthorne
Well-known member
Its completely normal. And your question is why the temp gauges in most cars do not move. They are mostly idiot lights or severely damped gauges that do not actually tell changes in coolant temp at all. Unless the cooling system is significantly over designed, the temp will go up in the radiator when sitting still due to lower air flow across it.
Chupaca
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Relax a bit..!!
the thermostat helps get to an operating temp but once it has fully opened and has water flow it pretty much stays that way. The cooling of the radiator will dictate the water temp. At idle you will see it rise and if the air is cool at speeds you will see it drop...normal..!! :thumbup:
the thermostat helps get to an operating temp but once it has fully opened and has water flow it pretty much stays that way. The cooling of the radiator will dictate the water temp. At idle you will see it rise and if the air is cool at speeds you will see it drop...normal..!! :thumbup:
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