Adjusting the coolant temperature gauge
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Adjusting the coolant temperature gauge
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The coolant temperature gauge scale is divided into 5 fixed “breakpoints”, of which 3 are adjustable.
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Low-temp High: Breakpoint at which the gauge needle leaves the “blue” zone (Factory setting: 50°C).
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Horizontal Low-temp: Breakpoint when the gauge needle is in the horizontal position (factory setting: 80°C).
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Horizontal High-temp: Breakpoint at which the gauge needle leaves the horizontal position (factor setting: 115°C).
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High-temp Low: Breakpoint at which the gauge needle enters the “red” zone (factory setting: 129°C).
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There are two possibilities of adjusting the coolant temperature readings, depending on the fault symptoms:
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Coolant temperature corresponding to the fixed breakpoints can be adjusted.
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The horizontal breakpoint (gauge reading with engine at operating temperature) can be moved up or down.
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Adjustment can be checked afterwards by activating Night Panel with the diagnostic tool.
