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post Dec 18, 2009 - 1:24 AM
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my temperature gauge always seems to be a bit too low, now i know its not good for the car to over heat but i also dont think its a good thing for it to be under. Now the car runs fine, atleast as far as i know, ive driven and owned cars before this celica, and it doesnt seem to act any differently, accelerates fine drives fine even driven it for 5 hours at a time and it was fine (i've only owned it for 2-3 months) but whenever i drive it the temperature gauge on average stays maybe 1/5 or at best 1/4 of the way up, way below the middle. could the gauge itself be broken or is it something bigger then that?
i've also turned off the heat to see if it had any affect on it and it seemed to go up a tiny bit but thats not the way i want to fix it
 
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post Dec 21, 2009 - 8:27 AM
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need to change the thermostat, theres i think a few how-to's here. a haynes manual would be a good thing to get also. any how-to's for the 93-97 corolla are the same procedure as well, same engine. i suggest using a toyota thermostat, they work the best and cost the same as a good one from any parts store. you'll need coolant to replace what spills.

where in chicago are you?


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post Dec 29, 2009 - 1:07 AM
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need to change the thermostat, theres i think a few how-to's here. a haynes manual would be a good thing to get also. any how-to's for the 93-97 corolla are the same procedure as well, same engine. i suggest using a toyota thermostat, they work the best and cost the same as a good one from any parts store. you'll need coolant to replace what spills.

where in chicago are you?


thanks guys, that seems fairly easy to fix. i live in prospect heights, right by wheeling.

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