1988 Honda Civic dx, temp gauge goes all the way to Max after warm up and stays there without any actual overheating. How can I fix this?
1988 Honda Civic dx, temp gauge goes all the way to Max after warm up and stays there without any actual overheating. How can I fix this? - 1
But a new one
The first thing i would do is ck. The temp guage/sensor to make sure it was correct. Use a lazer pointer to find that out, point it at the water neck where the top radiator hose is after its warmed up and see if that temp is the same as what the guage is saying.
If the temp gauge is in the red you are over heating the motor jojo.
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