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In general it depends solely on the temp setting on your hot water heater.
39.5°C is warm but not "dangerous" wen the body core temperature gets to 43°C or above then it gets serious.
about 29.4444
The temp at which a fire burns. :)
Look for yourself. Scroll down to related links and look at "Conversion of temperatures and formulas".
A restricted/plugged heater core can do that. Try flushing the heater core.
If the engine is getting up to normal temp, the heater core might be plugged. Heater core is not plugged and normal operating temp!
This question was for a 1998 Mazda 626. The solution to this problem of the temp heating up is to start the heater in the car on high. Then it immediately goes to the neutral temp for the car, and stays in stable there.
This would indicate that the system is low on coolant when the gauge is hot. Not enough coolant to service the heater core.
If your heater control is manual you probably have a cable that has become disconnected at the heater control valve or on the back of the panel. If you have an automatic temp control system you probably need a new temp control panel.
No, the inside temp is controlled by a temp door inside the heater box.
Many things can cause this problem. The Jetta needs to be seen by a licensed mechanic to determine the exact cause.Assuming you are not getting much heat from the heater, the heater core may be plugged or the temp blend door mechanism is faulty. With the engine warmed up and running, open the hood, locate both heater hoses, feel each heater hose with your hand, if both hoses are hot you probably have a temp blend door problem. If one hose is hot and the other is only warm you probably have a plugged heater core.**seems to have proper heat from heater even when the temp gauge is low. The hoses I checked and both were warm. when I let it idle it gets up to temp but as soon as I start moving the temp jumps way down. Any more ideas?? ***Borrow an infared temp gun and measure the temp at the thermostat housing. See if it matches what the vehicles temp gauge says. I'm thinking maybe the temp sending unit is faulty. If the vehicle's temp gauge reads low and the heater is putting out good heat my guess is the gauge is off. Hope this helps.
I think you mean without a heater but if you dont the temp for the average tropical fish is 19 degrees celsius to 30 degrees celsius. coldwater fish will survive with a heater if its at a low temp and so can tropical with a heater at a low temp.
The temp. gauge on the side of the water heater is obviously set too high causing this problem. Turn down the heater until the problem is solved.
There should be a dial on the front of the heater that you set the temp. with.
it's the cable that connects your heating/cooling temp slide switch to the heater box inside the engine. If it's broken you will have no temp control.
Pry loose one of the heater hose connections at the entry to to the heater core while the engine is cool. Re- connect. Run the engine to operating temp. with the heater temp on high. Slightly open the heater hose to let coolant and air out. Do several times and check the inside temp.