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So I've noticed past few days car getting hot and fan kicking in more. Warmer weather I thought. So I checked using the climate controls to get a true reading.

The Gauge on dash says 90 but I find the true reading is above 95 on way home just I got 102 but still gauge sat at 90.

Why is this happening? Also am I to worry that the car seems to be getting very hot ???

I drive Octavia 06 Vrs

The gauge will stick at 90 between something like 75 and 105. Its so you don't get worried when you seem spikes in temperature.

 

I presume your car is a petrol?

Edited by SuperbTWM

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Yes it's a petrol, I just worry as I'd had a little cappuccino on the oil cover but specking to a tech belived could be more fact I do short journeys etc

Doesn't take a petrol long in warm weather at slow speeds for the fans to kick in so I wouldn't worry. 

 

You can get a bit of mayo on the oil cap if you don't run the car long enough at operating temperature, nothing to worry about if its not loosing coolant

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Few and double few. No coolant loss :)

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