When engine temperature climbs near to 100C this light turns on. But this is a late response to alert you that your engine can burn. I suggest you install a numeric thermometer. It's worth knowing the light is wired to the oil pressure light via a diode (like an electrical one-way valve) This is so the bulb lights with the ignition on but the engine stopped- Renault's cheap yet reliable way of letting you know the bulb's not blown. (otherwise it would only ever illuminate upon overheating!) The product of this, to the observant, is the lights work simultaneously on normal starting and stopping, giving the (wrong) impression something's amiss.
Engine temperature rising when the engine is idling is normal. The car is sitting still and no air is entering the engine compartment. This will cause the engine temperature to rise. The cooling fans then come on and the engine returns to a normal temperature. Unless the cooling fans do not bring the temperature down, you have no problems and this is totally normal.
A deer has a normal body temperature that is higher than that of a human. The normal body temperature of a deer is 101.1
A rat's normal temperature ranges from 100-103F [38-39C]
The normal temperature of alcohol, specifically ethanol, is 78.37°F (25.76°C).
NTP in chemistry stands for Normal Temperature and Pressure. It is a standard set of conditions used for reporting and comparing properties of gases. Normal Temperature is defined as 0°C and Normal Pressure is defined as 1 atmosphere (101.3 kPa).
the normal operating temperature for cars is around 190 degrees.
The normal engine operating temperature, for a 3306 Caterpillar diesel engine, is 180 degrees. The engine should not be operated at temperatures above 200 degrees.
195 degrees F
190-210
usually 190 degrees Fahrenheit
80 - 90 c.
205
210 degrees
Yes it is normal. That is the temperature that the engine was designed to operate.
The normal engine temperature for a semi-truck typically ranges from 180°F to 200°F. It may vary slightly depending on the specific make and model of the truck. Monitoring the temperature gauge regularly is important to ensure the engine is operating within a safe range.
200 To 210 Normal Operating Temperature For All The Auroras 1995 To 1999
it is vacuum vavle controled by engine temperature. mostly used until engine gets up to normal operating temperature, or after the engine gets to normal operating temperature. depending on what is hooked up to the vavle. i hope this helps Answer your question.