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					07-02-2008, 08:13 
				 
				
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					I personally would be looking for the closest truck repair facility 
				
				
				
			to have these issues checked. The gauge might be a loose wire but the over heating alarm would worry me big time. John Heckman central Pa 1973 FC > > This question is from my friend on the road. He purchased a 1990 SP36 > and is on his first trip. The tranny temp gauge keeps going to zero > then back to 215 so we don't trust it. But the real issue is the > Engine Alarm keeps going off when the engine temp hits 185. Can this > be adjusted? Seems pretty low to be sending off an alarm isn't it? > He's running the 300 HP CAT 3208 from Arizona to California with > outside temps at 112 degrees. > > Michael Putz > 78FC35 "Putz'n Around" > Mesa, Az >  | 
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 Engine Alarm on a 90SP36 -  Michael - 07-02-2008, 07:52 
Engine Alarm on a 90SP36 -  bubblerboy64 - 07-02-2008 08:13 
Engine Alarm on a 90SP36 -  pattypape - 07-02-2008, 08:58 
Engine Alarm on a 90SP36 -  Wilhelmus Schreurs - 07-02-2008, 10:34 
Engine Alarm on a 90SP36 -  Michael - 07-02-2008, 11:41 
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