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Originally Posted by kabel
I saw no change on my temp gauge after the cleaning, but I have convinced myself that it is at least operating much more efficiently now. The link the the write-up PerfectLap posted is the one i used and it was not difficult to follow. I even did this with out removing the front tires, though admit-ably it would have been much much easier had I removed them (had the car in the air before I realized I forgot to loosen the lugs). I think the hardest part of the job was getting some of those fasteners off.
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Hi,
I'm not surprised that you didn't see a change on the temp gauge. There are only graduations at 180° and 235°, so a 5°-10° difference would be nearly impossible to detect with no reference marks (and who says the gauge is linear?). But, I'm sure that with increased airflow, temp decreased, that's how it works...
Happy Motoring!... Jim'99