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Originally Posted by BillBost37
that eye shift is key...it'* why they put the gauges there. It so bugs me if I don't notice a temp increase or change in oil pressure.
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Personally while the batt gauge is the only one I'm missing for typical gauges...I'd like one. But as long as I'm in the mood to add, how about tranny temp also. The list goes on and on. Easier to just get a scan tool.
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who said i never paid attention? thats how i noticed the 240* temps before when i installed the 180* stat. i always checked that. if i never chedcked gauges, i would have ran out of gas a long time ago too
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We were just saying we like gauges...after someone mentioned for you to pay extra attention to yours. No one meant that you didn't watch them.
I like the gas comment
I like the gas comment
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Sometimes its not a matter of checking the gauge. I check mine all the time but you do have to watch the road, and when my coolant elbow broke it blew 2 gallons of fluid out in less than 30 seconds. At 80mph the block heats up fast. Thankfully I had an audible warning to alert me.
Glad your car is good Steve.
Glad your car is good Steve.
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Originally Posted by BillBost37
that eye shift is key...it'* why they put the gauges there. It so bugs me if I don't notice a temp increase or change in oil pressure.
SSESC - Glad to see your car is back up and running. I'd take it easy on it for a couple hundred miles just to make sure things are A-ok
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Sometimes its not a matter of checking the gauge. I check mine all the time but you do have to watch the road, and when my coolant elbow broke it blew 2 gallons of fluid out in less than 30 seconds. At 80mph the block heats up fast. Thankfully I had an audible warning to alert me.
Glad your car is good Steve.
Glad your car is good Steve.
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I'm just gonna repeat what everyone else said, but...
Glad to hear she'* up and running, but a little paranoia for a week or two would be a good thing.
Glad to hear she'* up and running, but a little paranoia for a week or two would be a good thing.
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Hurray! I'm glad that it turned out well. I remember in drivers training they taught us to check the guages and rear view mirror all the time. It'* a good habit to have.