Yes, special order.
temperature gauge not working can be caused by a bad temp sensor in engine, a bad gauge in dash, or a bad fuse
The fuel pressure gauge will help you check the fuel pressure in a 1997 Sunfire. When the pressure is low their is a repair manual which advises on what steps to take.
Check with manual gauge - if pressure normal - could be defevtive oil pressure sensor or gauge
check the altinator
Nothing as long as it is within normal operating range Gauges are just and indicator--not gospel
It means a trouble code has come up in the computer. You can have the codes read at Autozone for free. They usually wont clear them though. Good luck. Answer: It also means for you to check your gages because your fuel is running low and you need to fill the gas tank before you run out of gas.
The temperature gauge in a Pontiac Sunfire with a 2.2L engine typically indicates the engine coolant temperature. It should read within the normal operating range when the engine is warm, usually between 180°F and 220°F (82°C to 104°C). If the gauge reads too low, it may indicate a thermostat issue, while a reading in the red zone suggests overheating. Always refer to the vehicle's manual for specific details regarding the gauge and normal operating conditions.
brakes, lights, oil, water, battery, air & gas
I haven't towed with a Sunfire, but would suspect that it might slow going. I'd keep an eye on the temp. gauge. According to Edmunds, the towing capacity of an 05 Sunfire is 1000 lbs. I'd certainly try to stay well under that ceiling. FriPilot
Check the main headlight fuse. Check the start button, it interrupts power to the headlights. If the high beam indicator and the gauge lights are out it could be this switch.
Either your oil pressure gauge is reading low , your engine temperature gauge is reading high , or your fuel gauge is reading low so your almost out of gas