Posted by nhoefler on June 04, 2020 at 11:49:27 from (199.241.224.68):
Hello guys just curious if anyone has ran across this before. Obviously I know there are a few different causes of a cooling gauge not working but this one is a little different. It seems to work and very up and down with engine warm verse cold like it should but for some reason just seems to read lower than it used to with no real cooling system changes. Tractor is on a silage bagger so we watch coolant temperature very close and usually will run within the green range portion of the gauge. For some reason this year even on the hottest days it will run anywhere from the lower line on the gauge up to the start of the green but never within the green range like it used to. Really just want to make sure that we aren't getting a false reading so that we don't overheat it. What a stuck open thermostat give enough cooling to do this? Or have you seen gauge fails like this where it has an offset but hasn't completely failed?
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