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Old 05-06-2009, 01:14 PM   #29 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by imag View Post
Water temp gauges have been disconnected from true water temps for years now on most cars - it doesn't surprise me that this is the same. They want people to feel comforted about the car and not get stressed when coolant temps fluctuate, so they basically fix it in a middle position once it comes up to temp. It only goes higher if it get out of range.

Anyway, I know most other car manufacturers do this - not sure if Nissan did it in the 370, but it sounds like it.

This appears to be the case. #7 LED lights up at 155 degrees. There is no change from there up to 185 degree operating temps..
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