Mick,

you've said something twice now that's jogged my SOB memory and that is when
you're on the move the gauge goes back to the stop or zero. You don't mean
reading low, rather it's like to gauge isn't on at all. I have had a similar
problem with mine a couple of years ago, and it turned out to be a crook
sender i.e. the ceramic centre was very slightly loose and it would just
kill the gauge when I was on the move. If I stopped and wriggled the sender
wire the gauge would start up again and instantly climb to normal.

What's the chances this could be happening to you? When the gauge refires,
does it go straight up to normal or just very slowly go up like warming up
from a cold start. Did the problem just turn up recently or has the engine
always done this?

regards
Terry (questions, so many questions)

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Terry
I gave it a try today with about 1/4 of radiator covered.. no difference
that i can see.
Its almost like the temp gauge is happy to work around town but as soon as u
get on a straight section ie freeway, it immmediately plunges back down to
the stop. Wierd huh?
I think the thermostat is looking after things internally ok but its sure
got me wondering..
Anyway I'm just about to blast off to Warwick so I'll let u know on monday
what happened.
cheers and thanks for the input from everybody
Mick

Who was that GOAT???

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