Oh well, so much for the easy check.
It could be a genuine overheating problem or it could just be a gauge
indication problem. I can't count how many times I assumed the worse and only
after some expensive repairs found out it was an easy problem. If you have
one of those infrared thermometers you can verify you have an actual overheat
problem before you put in a new radiator or change the pump or something
else expensive.
Dave
In a message dated 6/9/2013 9:29:08 PM Central Daylight Time,
leejohn7@gmail.com writes:
> Fuel gauge hasn't worked right for years...mostly lies at empty. Recently
> bought new in-tank unit, yet to install.
> John
>
> On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 1:35 PM, <Dave1massey@cs.com> wrote:
> >> Have you noticed a similar pattern with the fuel gauge? If so then
>> perhaps
>> your voltage stabilizer has gone bad. There may be nothing at all wrong
>> with your engine or cooling system.
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