If the temperature gauge and heat only work while the engine is idling, it may indicate a problem with the cooling system, such as a malfunctioning thermostat that is stuck open, preventing the engine from reaching optimal operating temperature. Additionally, low coolant levels or a failing water pump could impede proper circulation, affecting heat output. When idling, the engine runs at a lower RPM, which can sometimes allow for temporary heat buildup, but once the vehicle is in motion, the cooling system may not function effectively, leading to a drop in heat and gauge readings.
To reheat shepherd's pie, preheat your oven to 350°F (175°C). Cover the dish with aluminum foil to prevent it from drying out, and heat for about 25-30 minutes, or until it reaches an internal temperature of 165°F (74°C). If using a microwave, heat on medium power for about 5-7 minutes, stirring occasionally, until thoroughly warmed.
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If it is not overheating then the temp gage or the sending unit are bad.
Yes it will as well as give your computer a faulty reading causing it to run and idle very rough
The temperature gage on a 95 Civic can be located on the dash board, assuming this temperature gage is for the heat of the engine. It is usually located near the mileage.
Its overheating.... or the wire shorted
the sensor
It is cost prohibitive.
1995 MonteCarlo i have heat when car is idle but when you put in gear and you give it gas has no heat any thoughts i have already had the head gaskets replaced and the heater core flushed but still no heat
First you start the car. Then you let it idle or drive it until it reaches operating temp. Finally you turn the heater on to the defrost setting.
your sunfire is revving if the idle is set to high, or when adjusted. the idle is high also when the engine needs to warm up in cold weather. there is also the possibility that the engine temp sensor needs to be replaced, for it is not relaying proper heat temp. the light on your dash may show you engine temp, check this. if unable to do this yourself, you may need your cars manual.
The temp sensors are in the sides of the heads under the exhaust manifolds one is for the gage the other is for the computer.
change your thermostat....
Warming your car up especially in cold temperatures is a good idea as the oil is thicker than normal. 3 or four minutes should be sufficient to see the temp gage start to rise and you should be good to go.