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what does it mean when the temperature is flashing. My olds 98 does it for a few minutes after starting. I am referring to the temperature that is displayed to show what the temperature outside is
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr> what does it mean when the temperature is flashing. <hr></blockquote>
My 66 Olds 88 does this too. It's simple for my case. As the block warms up, there's a medium temp that the gauge reacts to as between warm/cold. So, when the gauge is stuck between hot/cold, it'll flash a few times before turning off. Then again, this is my 1966.. your application may differ. |
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