Re: [Chrysler300] '62 Temp Gauge

[Ray Jones <hurst300@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Matt, invest in a thermal remote gauge. Like the ones they point and 
get temps from various places on the side of houses and tires. Make 
sure it's a non-contact type. They're in the $40 or less range, for a 
cheap one. That way when you have your dash gauge reading on the high 
side, you can open the hood and get readings. Personally, I would put 
in a 14 lb. Cap. That raises the boiling point of water, won't change 
the temps, but makes it less likely to boil over.
Ray


On May 9, 2007, at 1:27 PM, Matt Allyn wrote:

Does anyone know if it's safe to run the car with the needle at the 
right
portion of the gauge?  I don't mean the far right, as obviously that 
would
be bad!  It's hard to know what the real temperature is with the 
mechanical
gauge....

Thanks!


Matt Allyn



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