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2000 town and country,,, heat gage is stuck on H, we just had a air sencor replaced. So we know its not that. But we think its just a simple part switch chip or part in engine.

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Air sensor dont have nothing to do with heat gauge. if it stuck on hot side coolant sensor is bad .

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