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ATTENTION ALL YOU 1.0 POLO OWNERS
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TPT.50
Joined: 08 Mar 2009
Posts: 5
Location: Birmingham
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Hi,
Could you please advise me of the average running (warm) temperature of your 1.0 Polo, if in doubt just check your temp gauge the next time you take a drive (approx 4/5 miles)
I would really appreciate an answer to this question,
Thanks, Tony.
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daem
Joined: 19 Aug 2008
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Hello, We do not have Polo's in Canad but most vw coolant temperature switches are located on the block mounted,water outlet flange with the hose that feeds the heater core. generally top , end of the head above the transmission Allan
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39razor17
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Location: ireland
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hey,
no matter hw slow r hard my 1ltr is driven the running temp....r temp gauge is always directly in the middle pointing up between 70/110......vw have problems overheating if not enough water in them.....if gauge is is mre towards 110 or over heating it should be checkd
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jon121
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