which is accurate?
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Racer
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From: Overpriced NJ
which is accurate?
My digital temperature guage or the analog guage? My analog guage was jumping up and down and the digital guage only moved a few degrees. Also my analog guage has two marks on the guage with no numbers. What temps do these refer to?
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Re: which is accurate? (Kdrhpe)
Sounds like you have a bad analog gauge. What's the digital one reading? I read 194 when moving (35+ MPH). I don't remember the exact places the analog gauge is marked off at, but it was a matter of doing some math to figure out what it's reading.
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Re: which is accurate? (jreed99)
Sounds like you have a bad analog gauge.
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Re: which is accurate? (-=Jeff=-)
Correct..my bad. I found this thread also for further info :
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zero...208837#2208837
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zero...208837#2208837
Sounds like you have a bad analog gauge.
or a bad Sensor.. I believe both the digital and analog are read from different sensors. Also the didgital readings route fromt he Sensor to the ECM/PCM then to the CCM/BCM then to the digital reading on the cluster. Where the Analog is a direct connect to a sensor
or a bad Sensor.. I believe both the digital and analog are read from different sensors. Also the didgital readings route fromt he Sensor to the ECM/PCM then to the CCM/BCM then to the digital reading on the cluster. Where the Analog is a direct connect to a sensor
