gauge readings 88 FC

[one_dusty_hoot]

Bruce,
I think the ambient temperature is on the low side.LOL
When I went to Perry in October the fan clutch did not
come on till I almost got to Atlanta, 150 miles, Temp
was about the same, those radiators do a great job.

bob janes, 87fc35, greenville, sc

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123"
wrote:
>
> The following are my readings at a constant 59 mph. flat country.
> Water temp. 170
> oil press. 70
> Rear axle temp 210
> ZF temp 195
> Pyro 600 to 650
> RPM 2000
> ambient temp was 55 to 60
> At ambient temp of 75 the water temp climbed to just over 175
> I do not trust any of the gauges. I used my infrared thermometer
on
> the diff. and it was 160 to 165 depending on where you read. At the
> sensor it was 160. I know that my gennie oil prssure is off by 15
lbs.
> as I tested it with a non electric hydraulic gauge. I noticed that
> when I am in the hills and the turbo kicks in the pyro temps can
climb
> to over 900. Boost is about 10 to 12. How does all of this look??
>
> Bruce 1988 FC35
> " LaReina Gitana"
> on the road in Mexico
>