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    Coolant Temp on Gauge?

    Hi Guys,

    I've got a Maverick with TB42S, only recently purchased. I'm just a little concerned about the coolant temp gauge, it seems to climb to and sit at about the 1/4 mark or just below. Took it for a decent drive and some offroad work over the weekend and it didn't budge over this mark all day. Is this normal to run so cool or do I need to look at the thermostat/temp sender etc

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    Gilly

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    If it was mine I'd be happy with that, don't look for an issue...
    It may have a different temp thermostat fitted for some reason but 1/4 is much better than 3/4!

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    Standard, every patrol ive seen runs at 1/4 on the gauge. I have a second temp sensor in my top hose and it reads the same as the factory one, 1/4 on factory is approx 70C

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    Good to know it's standard. Thanks guys!

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    Mine sits just below half. Rain, hail or shine.
    Hello from Under Down Under!

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    If u are concerned you could always put the sender in some boiling water to check if it is working properly keeping the sender earthed. and even use a thermometer so u can see what degrees each lvl on the standard gauge is. just find out some temps from fellars running after market guages to compare with

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    Thanks. Well I left it sitting just above idle for about ten mins and then heard the fan kick in and took a look at the dash and it got up to just under half, so looks like everything is in order and it just runs cool. Fan had it back down at 1/4 in no time. I'm happy with that!

    Thanks for the replies.

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