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gatorblue92 07-16-2007 09:10 PM

overheating or not
 
ok now im probably just being paranoid here but i think my 240D is running too hot on the interstate... at 70-75mph it will run at the mark above where the gauge is sitting in this picture... any comments
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...9/100_0345.jpg

Rmcfarland 07-16-2007 09:56 PM

I have that same Farenheit gauge on my 240D and mine sits right at that line when cruising above 65. Above 70 it will go a little over as you described. Interested also to hear the verdict on this one.

This is only on a hot summer day though. It is lower when it is cool out. No working AC here.:(

kernelpanic 07-17-2007 07:25 AM

I also have that same Farenheit gauge on my 300D and wondered if it was running warm. The answer I got was no it's not. I was told that the next white line up is 100c or 212f My car runs at the same point as your photo if under 60mph.
If I am running faster on a hot day with AC on it May climb to slightly under the 212f mark. Would guess that to be 195-200f. If stuck in traffic on that hot day with AC on it will reach that white line and the cooling fan will come on and the temp will drop. I understand this to be normal operation.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

redbaronph123 07-17-2007 08:09 AM

not running hot. I reach that temp whenever i run above 100kph and i slowed down. In traffic I reach 100*, that's the 4th white line in the gauge, it stays there until i get going at a steady pace wherein it will drop just above the 3rd line.

gatorblue92 07-17-2007 07:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by redbaronph123 (Post 1565066)
not running hot. I reach that temp whenever i run above 100kph and i slowed down. In traffic I reach 100*, that's the 4th white line in the gauge, it stays there until i get going at a steady pace wherein it will drop just above the 3rd line.

thanks... i wasn't sure for a while there :cool:


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