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Run my temperature gauge sits at just over 80degs

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General running, my temperature gauge sits at just over 80degs with needle between '8' & '0' (i.e smack at 12 O'Clock) .
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General running, my temperature gauge sits at just over 80degs with needle between '8' & '0' (i.e smack at 12 O'Clock) .
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

General running, my temperature gauge sits at just over 80degs with needle between '8' & '0' (i.e smack at 12 O'Clock) . In staionary traffic in jams etc it climbs slightly with needle mid way through the '0'.. All fluid levels OK, is it normal ?? any ideas? .. Migration info. Legacy thread was 110674

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I would think this is pretty normal. In stationary or slow traffic the engine will get a little warmer and as long as it doesn't go into the red, or increase significantly during normal driving conditions, then I wouldn't worry about it. Migration info. Legacy thread was 110677

POST 3Original post

Mine is very similar. If I am sat in traffic for a long time I manually raise the spoiler, not sure how much it helps but it looks really 8) Migration info. Legacy thread was 110679

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