View Poll Results: How does your GTP's temperature gauge behave ?

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The needle normally stays in one spot once the engine warms up.

8 44.44%
The needle normally moves between 1/4 and 1/2 scale.

8 44.44%
The needle normally stays at half-scale (marked as 210 F) once the engine warms up.

2 11.11%
The needle normally moves within a different range.

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#10 Re: My 97 GTP's Overheating Problem (3800 V6) - Solved !
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Find someone who has a tuner like HPtuners, DHP etc.

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