Not talking about readings taken from the gauge cluster, either through your OBD2 port or with an aftermarket coolant temp gauge that is unbuffered and has indicated numbers.
I think I might have an issue with my coolant temp sender feeding the DME, it seems to read a bit high. I have been getting my indicators through my round diag plug to an OBD2 adapter and the torque app on my phone. I can also go ahead and hook it up to INPA but it's a little harder to do a driving test that way.
88 degree thermostat seems to open at around 91-93
91 degree fan switch in the rad starts the fan at more like 96
98 degree average temps while cruising on the highway (flat ground steady speed 2500rpm in 4th/5th)
My water pump is a newer GRAF, rad is an e36 mishimoto, thermostat is a new Behr. When my gauge works, it reads middle of the gauge cluster as it always did. Are my temps normal?
I think I might have an issue with my coolant temp sender feeding the DME, it seems to read a bit high. I have been getting my indicators through my round diag plug to an OBD2 adapter and the torque app on my phone. I can also go ahead and hook it up to INPA but it's a little harder to do a driving test that way.
88 degree thermostat seems to open at around 91-93
91 degree fan switch in the rad starts the fan at more like 96
98 degree average temps while cruising on the highway (flat ground steady speed 2500rpm in 4th/5th)
My water pump is a newer GRAF, rad is an e36 mishimoto, thermostat is a new Behr. When my gauge works, it reads middle of the gauge cluster as it always did. Are my temps normal?
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