Heat gage falls to cold but still have heat
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Auto_Adrenaline answered 6 years ago
Could be a bad sensor. If you have warranty, I would suggest taking it to the dealer and letting them diagnose it.
Heat gage falls to cold but still have heat
The temperature gage falls to cold but have heat
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