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Old 01-16-08 | 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by forcefed86
Also, where should the OEM temp gauge sit durring normal operation? Mine is about 1/4 of the way up from the cold position. This makes me wonder if the car is ever getting up to normal operating temp. Could this cause the heater not to work?
I have 92 SC300 and my temp. gauge would indicate exactly like yours. I doubted this for a while but when I saw the info from the user's manual, my confidence was restored.
Old 01-17-08 | 01:01 AM
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Originally Posted by LEXUSver
I have 92 SC300 and my temp. gauge would indicate exactly like yours. I doubted this for a while but when I saw the info from the user's manual, my confidence was restored.
Like I wrote in my post. My car did have a ridiculously low thermostat installed.
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