Also, It doesn't matter if it is on defrost, heat, vent or whatever. It never overheats until you turn the thermostat control to hot. Then the gauge goes up. You turn it back to cold and it goes back down. I checked the heater core and thermostat. Any ideas? Thats a strange one. Heater settings should not make a difference in the operating temperature of the engine unless some kind of electrical malfunction is preventing the radiator cooling fan from coming on when the temp is set to hot. Check to see that the fan is running when the heat is on and maybe you will have a place to start troubleshooting the problem.
The answer will depend on how quickly, and to what temperature the geyser heats the water.The answer will depend on how quickly, and to what temperature the geyser heats the water.The answer will depend on how quickly, and to what temperature the geyser heats the water.The answer will depend on how quickly, and to what temperature the geyser heats the water.
Heats it up
It over heats
earth
It heats and cool the soil.
The temperature heats the rock and breaks it (erodes).
Heats a measure of energy. Temperature is a measure of hotness
The 1999 Saturn S-Series engine heats up the coolant, the thermostat valve opens and the coolant circulates between the radiator and the engine. Then the radiator fans turn on to cool it back down. The fans are also turned on when the air conditioner is turned on to aid in cooling the radiator and the air conditioner condensor.
it heats up
It heats water to a desired temperature
Yes, when the engine heats up or the AC is turned on.
Could be a bad temperature sensorUsually located at the rear of the radiator about 1/3 down from the top