2004 Porsche 911 "temp gauge high accelerating" Questions

...temp gauge to make sure it dont over heat dont continue using regular unleaded it can hurt your engine / spark knock is a double explosion in the piston chamber and can damage the piston and or ...

...and seems hesitant to accelerate and temp gauge keeps climbing over 210, strong smell of rotten eggs , oil pressure gauge reading high past 40?? Can Anyone help sounds like you have a plugged ...

temp gauge is normal. Air blows cold when temp gague is high. Also, heater fan goes on and off by itself, and Check Gauges light goes on and off. Put in new water pump and thermostat. Coolant is full.

...Temp gauge doesn't move and heater blows cold air and when I accelerate the gauge goes up and it starts to blow hot air. I'm not losing any water and coolant looks good as well as the oil so i've ...

temp gauge goes into RED at 3000 revs and/or under load/acceler.. new radiator and hoses fitted,but still goes into red on gauge,unless very gentle acceleration.everything to do with water circulation

temp gauge was high (normally it says at about 1/4th of the way up the temp gauge). I have my car a few minutes to cool down in the parking lot, but the temp gauge remains somewhat high at the 1/2 way

temp warning light came on and the oil pressure gauge dropped to zero. While accelerating, the pressure gauge goes back to normal and the warning light goes out. No drivability issues or other warning

temp gauge was high (normally it says at about 1/4th of the way up the temp gauge). I have my car a few minutes to cool down in the parking lot, but the temp gauge remains somewhat high at the 1/2 way

...temp gauge has shown the car is overheating a couple of times in the past two weeks. However, it quickly goes back to about the midpoint and the engine is not overly hot when I stopped the car. After ...

...temp gauge goes the whole way to high. Then it'll stop go and go back to normal n it drives fine. What could be causing this? Sincerely, need my vehicle to work! you may have an intermittent ...