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Originally Posted by phunk will it ever reach 240 under normal conditions or is that just the highest you can get it to go worst case scenario? If i let
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If i let it keep going with the ac on and idling it will eventually hit the red zone of the temperature gauge in the car, but under normal driving conditions with and without the ac on it usually stays within the 190 to 214 range...as soon as i hit a hill though it climbs pretty quickly up to about 221 where it seems to stop...not sure if it will go higher as i dont have a really long incline to test it on and the 221 temperature was seen on a pretty short hill climb.
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