2005 water temp question
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I'm using the X50. My normal temperature is 95°C/203°F (both the X50 and OBDll reader give the same reading). I set the alarm for 110°C/230°F. I keep an eye on it (X50), so chances are that I will see a significant rise in temperature long before the alarm sounds.
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Stu
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Stu
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today's low = 31(f) todays high= 62(f)
two months ago the high was 102(f)
thanks for your thoughts
wj
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My suggestion was to set it to 1º higher than the maximum engine temperature you have seen - you can increase this value anytime you want if it needs to be higher in summer, for example. The idea is to tailor this figure to your car and your environment, not to other owner's figures.
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+1 on the above.
According to my workshop manual the only mention of coolant temperature is with regards to when the thermostat is fully open 208 degrees F.
The most I have seen with ambient temps here recently below 40 degrees F has been 206 F on the X60 and that was going up a steep hill accelerating a bit.
In the Summer I am sure it will get a bit hotter.
According to my workshop manual the only mention of coolant temperature is with regards to when the thermostat is fully open 208 degrees F.
The most I have seen with ambient temps here recently below 40 degrees F has been 206 F on the X60 and that was going up a steep hill accelerating a bit.
In the Summer I am sure it will get a bit hotter.
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My suggestion was to set it to 1º higher than the maximum engine temperature you have seen - you can increase this value anytime you want if it needs to be higher in summer, for example. The idea is to tailor this figure to your car and your environment, not to other owner's figures.
thanks for everyone's opinions and happy holidays.
wj
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Having lived in Austin a few years back, knowing what the temp shows you at it's high rage during the summer (average somewhere around 90 to 98, with those averages going up in the low 100's sometimes), I would think you should know just where to set the high range.
If you haven't lived in Austin during the summer, it will come early and you'll soon know. :-))
Chuck
If you haven't lived in Austin during the summer, it will come early and you'll soon know. :-))
Chuck
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Having lived in Austin a few years back, knowing what the temp shows you at it's high rage during the summer (average somewhere around 90 to 98, with those averages going up in the low 100's sometimes), I would think you should know just where to set the high range.
If you haven't lived in Austin during the summer, it will come early and you'll soon know. :-))
Chuck
If you haven't lived in Austin during the summer, it will come early and you'll soon know. :-))
Chuck
For those who have JUST installed the X50 or X60 how would they know that?
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