Viva - add temperature indication

samsam

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hello… Viva members

I just colleted my new Viva 1.000cc manual and found that the temperature indication at metering panel is by warning light “H” (high) & “C” (low) and no percentage such as (min to max temp).

It is very risky when reached to “H”, especially radiator clog & etc.
With percentage (min to max temp) is able to monitor the temperature.

Can it be done to add a gauge kit (percentage\ min to max temp) to the existing temperature warning.
Or
a gauge kit to a new temperature sensor (whereby require open a hole at the radiator)??


appreciate could you please explain in detail for the installation\connection and shop to be recommend.


cheers…
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kelisa6009

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i think when u hit "H"...just slow down the car and check ur water tank and radiator...

for our P2 car..is ok...

i try before from Penang until KL the water temp go up because of the Fan spoil....still can drive but just make sure u got enough water in the tank and look at the meter all the time...
 

Avanzato X4

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anyway this is OEM design and most of the car now a days no longer come with the analogue gauge for water temperature. some more u r not hardcore modify ur engine i dont think u need to spend extra money for unnecessary product. anyway, u might decide urself, this is my 2cents.

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samsam

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Looking forward on my query ….. :questionmark: :questionmark:


hello… Viva members

I just colleted my new Viva 1.000cc manual and found that the temperature indication at metering panel is by warning light “H” (high) & “C” (low) and no percentage such as (min to max temp).

It is very risky when reached to “H”, especially radiator clog & etc.
With percentage (min to max temp) is able to monitor the temperature.

Can it be done to add a gauge kit (percentage\ min to max temp) to the existing temperature warning.
Or
a gauge kit to a new temperature sensor (whereby require open a hole at the radiator)??


appreciate could you please explain in detail for the installation\connection and shop to be recommend.


cheers…
:driver:
 

samsam

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shenanter said:
sam,

I have installed water temp metet on my viva too...

done it at RACING FIT Sumway..

all cost at RM350.

1 meter.auto gauge (taiwan) still ok

Sensor adapter attached to top water hose.

good luck.:biggrin:

hello.... shenanter

thank you for your reply, appericated could you please forward the photo Temperature gauge & Sensor adapter attached to top water hose which installed to your vehicle (viva).

looking forward on your favorable reply.

cheers!!
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amrancharger

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i also just add water temp meter...
i'll try to post up the pic later...
installation not dat hard..but can be quite troublesome...
mine also cost me rm350...

but aftermarket water temp meter is not da same wif the original oem water temp...
the needle at my meter keep on moving up to 90...
and it takes ard 10minutes for the temperature to rise...
 

samsam

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i also just add water temp meter...
i'll try to post up the pic later...
installation not dat hard..but can be quite troublesome...
mine also cost me rm350...

but aftermarket water temp meter is not da same wif the original oem water temp...
the needle at my meter keep on moving up to 90...
and it takes ard 10minutes for the temperature to rise...

hello.... amrancharger

thank you for your response..
inaddition may I know your installation was done at where (& shop name).

looking forward on your favorable photo.

cheers! :wavey:
 

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