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Old 06-13-2007, 04:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Engine temp zero - idiot light normal

My regular engine temp gauge is showing nothing - nada - zilch -zero. I have an idiot light that came on that shows tempurature in the normal range if you can believe it. I have pulled every fuse in the block and they look okay.

Recently they worked on the top, replaced the ignition switch, worked on the gauges. Do you think they screwed something up when they did this to make the gauge quit.

By the way, full of oil, full of antifreeze, belts and fan are turning but it seems hot.

ANy advice??

Thanks,

Jim
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