Temperature Gauge Vw Golf at Lydia Eddy blog

Temperature Gauge Vw Golf. After driving my car for 4 miles this evening at about 70 mph my temperature gauge went from the normal 90 degree position to 130. Common symptoms of overheating include. The coolant temperature sensor is faulty and giving low readings. One of the worst problems that can happen to your volkswagen golf is overheating. I noticed a week or so ago that my temp gauge would reach normal temp and about 5 minutes into my drive it would suddenly drop to. If your heat is steady while the temperature fluctuates on the gauge it could be just the sensor giving a wrong value. Your fuel gauge works so your 10v stabilizer works. Looks like the ambient temperature sensor for the cluster is oddly in the same harness. The gauge has a dead band around the mid point (90 deg.c) so it. Your issue is that you are missing either the sender signal (ground from the sensor to the dash) or 10v stabilized to the.

One of the worst problems that can happen to your volkswagen golf is overheating. Common symptoms of overheating include. I noticed a week or so ago that my temp gauge would reach normal temp and about 5 minutes into my drive it would suddenly drop to. The gauge has a dead band around the mid point (90 deg.c) so it. If your heat is steady while the temperature fluctuates on the gauge it could be just the sensor giving a wrong value. After driving my car for 4 miles this evening at about 70 mph my temperature gauge went from the normal 90 degree position to 130. Your issue is that you are missing either the sender signal (ground from the sensor to the dash) or 10v stabilized to the. Your fuel gauge works so your 10v stabilizer works. The coolant temperature sensor is faulty and giving low readings. Looks like the ambient temperature sensor for the cluster is oddly in the same harness.

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Temperature Gauge Vw Golf Common symptoms of overheating include. Your issue is that you are missing either the sender signal (ground from the sensor to the dash) or 10v stabilized to the. The gauge has a dead band around the mid point (90 deg.c) so it. After driving my car for 4 miles this evening at about 70 mph my temperature gauge went from the normal 90 degree position to 130. Common symptoms of overheating include. Looks like the ambient temperature sensor for the cluster is oddly in the same harness. One of the worst problems that can happen to your volkswagen golf is overheating. I noticed a week or so ago that my temp gauge would reach normal temp and about 5 minutes into my drive it would suddenly drop to. Your fuel gauge works so your 10v stabilizer works. If your heat is steady while the temperature fluctuates on the gauge it could be just the sensor giving a wrong value. The coolant temperature sensor is faulty and giving low readings.