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nismospek

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My car stays on the right corner of the 'E' with the AC on during a 100+ degreee day. Is your thermostat OEM or one of those with the smaller opening? Is your guage temp unit the correct one for your car? (The term 'temp sensor' is normally used for the EFI cars)

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Mine used to stay dead center, but when the old stat died, my mechanic replaced it with an OEM one (while he had the car for other work). Now it does the same thing (goes to the edge of the M). Other posts have indicated that the aftermarket stats can cause the car to read hotter than OEM ones. I ordered a new Nissan OEM stat for it and will be replacing it when it arrives in an effort to get the needle back dead center.

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My car started reading hotter on the guage after I replaced a bad stat with an aftermarket. Earlier this summer I got a Nissan OEM 170 degree stat, it helped some but still reads hotter than it used to on hot days.

There seems to be a trend in people replacing their thermostats then seeing higher than normal readings, even if the new stat is OEM.

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