Questions & Answers for: Honda Accord temperature gauge goes up and down

...temperature gauge moves up and down from center to cold about 4 or 5 times, making the car tremble a bit. Could this be a temperature sensor or a gauge problem? What can I look for before I take it ...

...temperature gauge in my dash on my 1988 Honda Accord LXi has been slowly going up to about 7/8 of the way up. The odd thing is it only happens at idle or below 35mph. The second I go over 35mph the ...

...gauge in the car. Replace that sensor and you should be good to good, not too expensive either. Good luck. i would say if the fluid is full and the thermostat is not sticking it would be your engine ...

...temperature gauge goes up to the red and the fan does not kick on,but the car does not overheat.what is going on? If you gauge is readin g that high, you are over heating, maybe not to the point of ...

...temperature increases when you are stopped and decreases when you are accelerating and air is moving over the radiator. possibly your gauge may be faulty or could be the sending unit check the ...

engine temperature gauge goes up to max.then drops down, this happens acouple of times Sounds like you have a Bad Temperature Sensor, just replace it and that will take care of your problem. Good Luck

...model Honda Accord. While driving the temperature gauge goes up and down. what seems to be the problem? thermostat only $20-$30 if ya do it yourself (don't forget to replace the gasket with a new

...temperature gauge).They are located one beside the other,under the distributor cap.The parts supplier will know which one you need.When you start the car cold it usually idles 1800 to 2000 rpm for a ...

temperature gauge goes to the halfway point but, I have noticed that it is slowly moving down to the cold area. What does that mean? That means your thermostat opened and is functioning properly. It's

...temperature gauge goes to the red , and i just got a oil change , why is it over heating is the coolant level full and clean? if so check the thermostat, it may be sticking making the engine overheat ...