I have a 2002 Mountain Aire on a Workhorse chasis and am having a problem with the temperature gauge bouncing from proper reading to all the way all the way to the hottest. Has anyone else had problems with this.
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I have a 2002 Mountain Aire on a Workhorse chasis and am having a problem with the temperature gauge bouncing from proper reading to all the way all the way to the hottest. Has anyone else had problems with this.
Thanks, Naed
A bad "gauge ground" is often the cause of dash gauge problems.
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