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Temp Gauge

Thank you Dave.

"David Winchell, II" <xavsbud@sprynet.com> wrote:  Since I now have Tonee's permission to talk to the list again, My first
thought with faulty gauges is always to start with the senders and wiring. I
would hate to replace the gauge and find the problem is still there due to a
broken/bad wire or a faulty sender.

Just a thought for starting points,

Dave

David L Winchell, II
84 Scirocco BBS G60 Turbo
80 Scirocco S 
04 .:R32 DBP
04 Mini Cooper S
00 Silverado EXT Cab

-----Original Message-----
From: Tonee Northam [mailto:pb3vr6@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 10:51 PM
To: the list
Subject: Temp Gauge

I've got a friend with a mk2 1.8 8v with possibly a bad temp gauge.

The resisivor is alittle above full and the fan comes on when hot.

What could be the problem? The gauge itself or something that I'm not
smart enough to figure out.

(Dave, you're aloud to speak now, you have my permission.)

tia

Tonee
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