Oddyssey Temp Gauge stays near Middle
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Oddyssey Temp Gauge stays near Middle
We have 2007 Honda odyssey with 25k miles on it.
I recently notice its temp gauge stays just a little bit lower than the center mark. I never noticed it where it used to be before. I just want to make sure, Is this normal or we have a problem?
Once it reaches this reading after driving for few minutes it stays like that, city or highway.
Vehicle has no problems and drives perfectly.
Any help / suggestion will be greatly appreciated
I recently notice its temp gauge stays just a little bit lower than the center mark. I never noticed it where it used to be before. I just want to make sure, Is this normal or we have a problem?
Once it reaches this reading after driving for few minutes it stays like that, city or highway.
Vehicle has no problems and drives perfectly.
Any help / suggestion will be greatly appreciated
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We have 2007 Honda odyssey with 25k miles on it.
I recently notice its temp gauge stays just a little bit lower than the center mark. I never noticed it where it used to be before. I just want to make sure, Is this normal or we have a problem?
Once it reaches this reading after driving for few minutes it stays like that, city or highway.
Vehicle has no problems and drives perfectly.
Any help / suggestion will be greatly appreciated
I recently notice its temp gauge stays just a little bit lower than the center mark. I never noticed it where it used to be before. I just want to make sure, Is this normal or we have a problem?
Once it reaches this reading after driving for few minutes it stays like that, city or highway.
Vehicle has no problems and drives perfectly.
Any help / suggestion will be greatly appreciated
All Honda temp gauges are "dampened" at normal, that is, once up to normal operating temperature they will stay in the normal position and not move, even when the temp varies a bit (IE, stop and go traffic, variations when the rad fans kick in, etc)
If you hook up a ScanGauge (www.scangauge.com) or the equivalent, you can see the actual temperatures that the ECU monitors. :wiggle: