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2004 Honda Civic Temperature Gauge Goes Up And Down
2004 Honda Civic Temperature Gauge Goes Up And Down. It fluctuated up and down (depending on if i was on the gas or on hills) a few millimeters. The car is not overheating if the temp gauge goes up and down by turning the lights on and off.
Both of these will lead to excessive coolant overflow due to lack of circulation causing hot spots to develop where the coolant is boiling and expanding to push coolant out of the system. Says in the normal for days then will go up almost to h then go down. It the test light glows, replace the gauge.
2004 Honda Civic Temperature Gauge Climbs In Traffic.
Thank you for asking about your honda civic. The heater also briefly went cold as well. It the test light glows, replace the gauge.
If The Test Light Does Not Glow, Check The Power Wire Between The Gauge And The Fuse Panel.
Hot day i was driving a two hour trip with. When the coolant is low, there may be an air pocket around the sensor that allows it to get as hot as the surrounding metal until the coolant starts circulating and covers the sensor. Once up to temp the gauge never moves from the one third position, even in the summer +30c heat we were lucky to get this year.
Both Of These Will Lead To Excessive Coolant Overflow Due To Lack Of Circulation Causing Hot Spots To Develop Where The Coolant Is Boiling And Expanding To Push Coolant Out Of The System.
The fan works and when doing an oil change the oil looks normal. The car is not overheating if the temp gauge goes up and down by turning the lights on and off. My 2004 honda civic with 112,000 miles.
The Problem Is That When I Start My Car In The Morning, The Car Never Totally Warms Up When It’s Cold Outside (I Live In Va), Until I Press The Gas Pedal And Rev The Engine.
As far as i can tell, the car is driving fine and when the gauges come on, there. I have changed the thermostat (twice), fan sensor, temp. But, when the thermostat is malfunctioning (maybe it’s opening or closing when not supposed), then your temperature gauge will go up and down as you drive.
About 3/4 When It Normally Runs Less Than.
One common cause of a temperature gauge that malfunctions is the thermostat. Recently replaced my thermostat on my 2005* honda civic about a month ago. I’ve taken it to the dealer 12 times for the same.
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