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<title>[RWD] [900] [1993] Temp Gauge Hot on Cold Start -posted by- 960inberkeley</title>
<description>My 93 960 wagon reads hot when I start my car on a cold start. It doesn&#x27;t reach the red area but it stays there and my radiator fan comes on and stays on during the whole time that I&#x27;m driving. What are some of the possible solutions to fix this?</description>
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