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Fluctuating Temperatures

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Old Apr 22, 2005 | 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Logan
I forgot to mention this very important detail. Everytime that it has happened, I was going down the road at 55-60 MPH. I don't think I should need the fan at that speed
That IS a very important detail. If your coolant level is OK, that does point to a sticking thermostat, 'cuz the radiator should be getting plenty cool at those speeds.
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Could have a bubble of air in the system. My old car did something like that. It was better after I bled the cooling system.
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