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Old May 27, 2013 | 5:55 PM
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hello,

well, i have read that is "normal" if temp gauge increase when the engine is turned off, but im not sure about that, i had a stat issue on my 07 colorado, P0128 code, so i removed the stat to test it and i saw a internal sealant damage, then i replaced it, the code is erased, but now the temp gauge increase almost 3/4 if i turn off the engine, a logic explanation is the cooling system stop it if i turn off the engine then temp increase but in order to be sure i had compared with the temp gauge on silverado which keep his position after i turn off the engine then decrease with time.

So i would like to listen your experience about that,
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Old May 27, 2013 | 7:26 PM
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does this happen at key off or engine off key in run?
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Old May 28, 2013 | 9:51 AM
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does this happen at key off or engine off key in run?
it happens at engine off key in run
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Old May 28, 2013 | 3:26 PM
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like you have stated, you really need to compare vs. the same truck with the same engine option.

IMO if the truck is running between 80 -100 degrees Celcius there is no problem.
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