To the best of my knowledge the 406 does not have an oil temperature gauge, what it does have is an oil level gauge. This system samples the oil level when the ignition is first turned on and displays it for 30 seconds or so when the engine is started. When active the lights behind the needle also come on. At the end of this period the lights go out and the needle drops to the "off" position.
It does not monitor the oil level continuously as the oil level in the sump falls when the engine is running due to the amount of oil pumped into the upper reaches of the engine.
Hope this helps.
Location of coolant temperature sensor on a 2003 Mercury Grand Marquis?Read more: Location_of_coolant_temperature_sensor_on_a_2003_Mercury_Grand_Marquis
Usually around 220.
Outside temperature sensor either unplugged or broken. Do an internet search for the sensor using the specifics of your vehicle (ie 2003 BMW 330i outside temperature sensor). You will find replacement parts and diagrams of how to fix this yourself.
As long as it is in the normal range (not at either extreme) you should be OK
195 degrees F
Read the side of your tire. It will tell you on there.
We replaced the temperature gauge in my 1991 Chevy blazer what is the normal operating temp?
Thanks for sharing. What a pelausre to read!
In any vehicle, when the radiator system is working correctly, the temperature gauge needle should be just below the half way mark when up to operating speed and temperature.
With engine running at idle you should read 13.5 to 15.5 volts at the battery.
In my opnion it should be just below 80 depending on what you are doing and ambient temperature, but probably 80-95 degrees
On the vents closest to the main unit it should read around the same temperature that the thermostat is set to after its been running and then as the venting increases the temperature should be less, between 2 to 10 degrees different depending on how well the ducting is in the attic........