Ok, I'm gonna do 1 of 2 things.
1.
Buy a Temp gauge for the cluster to replace the one in there.
2.
Buy an aftermarket Temp Gauge and install it.
Maybe do both...
How would I install an aftermarket temp gauge ?
(Either electrical or mechanical. Which ever will work and give a good accurate reading)
Would it go on the hose connected to the thermostat housing ?
I'm looking in to getting a scan tool but just don't have the cash right now and having an aftermarket gauge that shows actual temp numbers might be a good thing to have in the long run instead of the 'idiot' temp gauge in the cluster.
