Where is the Elantra's Water Temperature Gauge?

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LaSpencer
09/08/25 6:24am
The Elantra's water temperature gauge is located on the dashboard. The water temperature gauge displays the coolant temperature, helping the driver understand the vehicle's condition. When the car's water temperature is too high, the driver should stop and let the vehicle cool down to normal temperature before continuing to drive. Below are the reasons why the water temperature gauge may not be working: 1. Broken power line to the water temperature gauge: The gauge's heating coil is burnt out. 2. The water temperature sensor's heating coil is burnt out or the contacts are not making good connection. 3. Poor connection or broken wiring to the water temperature sensor. 4. The voltage regulator supplying stable power to the water temperature gauge circuit is damaged.
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