jlimquest Posted August 4, 2006 Posted August 4, 2006 Just my 2nd day on a used 1999 RX300. I noticed that the coolant temp is in the middle of the gauge without going over. However, I'm used to my other cars (Nissan Z & Honda Accord) that has a running temp 1/3 of the gauge. Is this normal for the RX300? Does the RX300 have overheating issues? Thanks!
rlin78 Posted August 4, 2006 Posted August 4, 2006 Just my 2nd day on a used 1999 RX300. I noticed that the coolant temp is in the middle of the gauge without going over. However, I'm used to my other cars (Nissan Z & Honda Accord) that has a running temp 1/3 of the gauge. Is this normal for the RX300? Does the RX300 have overheating issues? Thanks! Yes that's normal
Rx330driver Posted August 4, 2006 Posted August 4, 2006 yes all toyota and lexus cars have the temp in the middle...middle means your in good shape!
jlimquest Posted August 4, 2006 Author Posted August 4, 2006 When does the auxiliary fan kick on? Also, at what point of the gauge should I start to worry (i.e. stop to let it cool down)? We go to Palm Springs frequently were temps 2 weeks ago was 121 degrees. Thanks ALL!!!
Rx330driver Posted August 4, 2006 Posted August 4, 2006 the auxiliary fan? uhhh...lets just say your car will not over heat...end of story (im optomistic). i have never had a toyota or lexus overheat on me...ever. But if it does, you will notice that the temp needle will move above the middle lol. Anything above the middle is considered to be too warm and you should stop and let the car cool. back to that backup fan...when you hear an extra loud fan noise coming from the hood of your car, then thats it. If its what i think it is, it happens pretty often in my IS300 but not so much in my RX
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