Re: temp gauge

[Ollie <satellite1965@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I got alot of faith in Autometer gauges..bet its right. Some of these other 
gauges are trash. Just recently we changed a cheap aftermarket gauge on a 
friends Chevelle, replaced with autometer and fixed his overheating 
problems.
Ollie
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To: "1962 1965" <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, July 02, 2009 10:39 PM
Subject: temp gauge


> Ok I have a question. On my 64 Dodge 440 Max Wedge clone, I have my 
> factory temp gauge and a Auto Meter temp gauge.  When the auto meter gauge 
> reads about 210, and I look at my factory gauge, it reads in the normal 
> range. Is there some way to check which is more accurate?? I remember back 
> in the day I had a new 63  Plymouth 426 Maxi and we drove it all over the 
> place and it never got hot.. Thanks, Harry
>
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>                              1964 Dodge
>                               1970 AAR Cuda
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