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Old 05-25-2014, 05:57 PM   #17
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I had a similar experience the other day...but it was really hot here in CLT and I was in serious city traffic. Mine went to the '0', but no higher. Both fans kicked in and it seemed to stabilize. I have only had my car since January, so I have no idea if this was normal. Took it to P dealer here for an oil change yesterday and asked service consultant about it - he said it was perfectly normal.

I know JFP is adamant about these gauges being woefully inaccurate, but it seems the end of the '0' is when the fans should kick in...but I am a newbie to watercooled P cars.... I miss my VDO gauges
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