My Tdi runs low 80's,quite often 70's with no load and my gauge needle moves to halfway at 92-94.It takes a 45 degree day to get into the 90's. Pat
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My Tdi runs low 80's,quite often 70's with no load and my gauge needle moves to halfway at 92-94.It takes a 45 degree day to get into the 90's. Pat
the day i monitored it was on our way up to kalbarri on a 40 degree day (in perth) and with 4 people and a full load in the back.. so that helps... it was only hitting high 90's at the tops of long hills...Quote:
Originally Posted by CraigE
Ta
Steve
Where are you guys monitoring your temps? I had mine down on the block, but have since moved it onto the water pump, and imagine the temps I were getting were possibly less than accurate.
I am measuring mine in the top of the thermostat housing where the brass bung is. There may be slightly better places, but this one was quite easy to set up.
With Nanocom.
Obviously temps may vary by a couple of degrees with placement.
Steve,Quote:
Originally Posted by 5teve
I would take that as being normal for the conditions you mention. Over 100 I would start to think about it.
Craig