Temp Gauge - Outside Air
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Temp Gauge - Outside Air
Has anyone else had an issue with the temperature gauge running way high? If I am in traffic the gauge reads anywhere from 105-120F. Obviously it is hot in Savannah, Ga but, not that hot.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
#2
If so mine does that randomly. I've chaulked it up to its possibly broken or haunted.
Mine read a 109 degrees when i turned the car on this morning. and i live in Michigan.
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#7
I will look at that. The very first week that I owned it someone backed into me and the front end had to be repaired. I wonder if they put it back in the wrong spot or have it facing the wrong direction?
#8
Does the exhaust from the vehicle in front of you effect the sensor as well?
I've noticed in traffic that a vehicle in front of me with rearward facing exhaust can heat the air that is being pulled by the radiator and heat exchanger on my car.
Its not a lot mind you, but I've noticed a two degree difference between me being first at the tree compared to me being on somebody's six in traffic.
#9
Does the exhaust from the vehicle in front of you effect the sensor as well?
I've noticed in traffic that a vehicle in front of me with rearward facing exhaust can heat the air that is being pulled by the radiator and heat exchanger on my car.
Its not a lot mind you, but I've noticed a two degree difference between me being first at the tree compared to me being on somebody's six in traffic.
I've noticed in traffic that a vehicle in front of me with rearward facing exhaust can heat the air that is being pulled by the radiator and heat exchanger on my car.
Its not a lot mind you, but I've noticed a two degree difference between me being first at the tree compared to me being on somebody's six in traffic.
#10
I found mine just dangling after a front bumper repair, and it was reading very high on a sunny day. remounting it in the correct spot returned accuracy. It needs to be in the forward airstream and shielded from the pavement to give a good reading.
#11
I will have to look at it when I get home. :-)
#12
I am guessing that you have to get to it from below?
#14
Well I found it yesterday. I had it up on a lift (getting new wheels/tires) and I asked if I could pull the cover off the front. What I found was the sensor was stuffed into the housing for the radiator. There wasn't any damage done. What troubles me is when I brought into Ford they said they could not find the problem. Which means they didn't even look being that it was so obvious.
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