View Full Version : audi 80 temp guage not working
Ian W
07-03-2007, 07:06 PM
Hi guys.
Having a problem with the temperature guage on my B4 80 2.0E sport.
The problem is, it doesn't work.
To be more specific, it will budge perhaps up as far as 25% up the guage if sat in traffic for a while but most of the time the needle doesn't even touch the guage.
The heater seems to work fine.
Any suggestions guys?
Thanks
Ian
Ian W
09-03-2007, 10:56 AM
right. update.
It was in the garage to have the temperature sender changed and this hasn't helped it in the slightest.
anyone? :(
S2AVANT
09-03-2007, 01:24 PM
Your thermostat in knackered.
Your heater works as you think that 50 degrees is hot and your engine thinks that 50 degrees isn't hot.
£10 from GSF for the thermostat.
Get it done as you're also washing your bores with petrol, the Ecu will be delivering fuel to what it thinks is a cold engine. i.e. running with the choke on all the time.
Ian W
09-03-2007, 01:59 PM
Your thermostat in knackered.
Your heater works as you think that 50 degrees is hot and your engine thinks that 50 degrees isn't hot.
£10 from GSF for the thermostat.
Get it done as you're also washing your bores with petrol, the Ecu will be delivering fuel to what it thinks is a cold engine. i.e. running with the choke on all the time.
not so good then eh.
thanks for the help.
S2AVANT
09-03-2007, 02:33 PM
Last time I did a thermostat it took me ten minutes. You will need a socket set and something to move the old thermostat as they like to stay put.
Ian W
09-03-2007, 03:10 PM
Last time I did a thermostat it took me ten minutes. You will need a socket set and something to move the old thermostat as they like to stay put.
any idea where it's located on the block? bit of a noob to be honest but if i can find it i should be okay if it's a straight swap.
thanks.
S2AVANT
09-03-2007, 03:36 PM
I think yours is on the bottom of the water pump.
Makes that an 1/2 hour job.
Busby
14-03-2007, 11:08 PM
Hi, new to this sight. Just wondered if the temperature guage issue would be the same with diesels as well as petrols? Any ideas greatfully received.
Thanks
Buzz
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