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Has my gauge gone haywire?

Was not at home all day, pulled the radiator cap for a while and no effect still. Beginning to think I may have a problem for sure though. I have

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Old 11-11-2014, 06:58 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Was not at home all day, pulled the radiator cap for a while and no effect still. Beginning to think I may have a problem for sure though. I have the CSF aluminum radiator, but it's had a small leak from the start (got it used). I recently tried some Radiator Stop Leak for aluminum radiators and my fluid level has stayed perfect sense. However, from what you guys have been saying I may have a bigger problem now.
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