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Posted by Cedric on March 28, 2007 at 03:54:01 from (210.55.123.164):
Thanks for the info' about the two different temperature ranges in the gauges, and input regarding my concerns about my gauge. I have to correct you on one thing though, according to my Parts Book the temperature range of the gauge is 170 - 220. The Part # in my book 353868R91 appears to have been superseded by a new Number 536960R2 which was on the packet containing the gauge, there being no reference to the temperature range. As the capillary tube was the correct length I assume it is the right gauge. It just bugs me that the pointer is still in the COLD segment when in fact the engine is up to temperature. Sid.
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