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Posted Sun, Jul-06-2008 at 12:28:12 AM by jlp
When the ambient temperature reaches 100 degrees or above, the temp gauge rises into the red zone. I feel it might be a bad thermostat, or temp gauge sensor.
Anyone having this problem, and or have an answer?
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