Where is the water temperature gauge located on the Teana?

1 Answers
AllisonDella
07/30/25 12:45am
The water temperature gauge on the Teana is located on the multifunction display of the instrument panel, to the left of the speedometer. The water temperature is displayed digitally, with 90 degrees being the normal operating temperature for the engine. However, it may fluctuate depending on driving conditions, but it is best to keep it around 90 degrees. Both excessively high and low water temperatures can negatively affect the engine's normal operation and performance. If the water temperature is too high, a common cause is insufficient coolant, which requires immediate replenishment. It is crucial to note that when adding coolant, the owner must choose the same brand and model of product. Otherwise, chemical reactions between different components may render the antifreeze ineffective. Additionally, coolant leaks can also lead to a decrease in coolant levels. In such cases, the owner should carefully inspect for any leaks and promptly repair them. On the other hand, if the water temperature is too low, it may indicate a malfunctioning thermostat. The thermostat determines and controls whether coolant flows into the engine water jacket based on the water temperature. When the thermostat fails, coolant continuously flows into the engine for cooling, causing the temperature to drop. This situation requires immediate repair at a 4S shop.
Was this review help?
13
5
Share
More Forum Discussions

Purpose of the Crank Connecting Rod Mechanism?

The function of the crank connecting rod mechanism is to output power. Below is relevant information about the crank connecting rod mechanism: Principle of power output: It converts gas pressure into crankshaft torque, transforms the reciprocating motion of the piston into the rotational motion of the crankshaft, and changes the force acting on the piston crown into crankshaft torque to continuously output mechanical energy to working machinery. Components of the crank connecting rod mechanism: Engine block group: cylinder block, cylinder gasket, cylinder head, crankcase, cylinder liner, oil pan; Piston connecting rod group: piston, piston rings, piston pin, connecting rod; Crankshaft flywheel group: crankshaft, flywheel, torsional damper, balance shaft. The front end of the crankshaft in the crank connecting rod mechanism is used to drive auxiliary mechanisms such as the valve train, water pump, and fan. The front end shaft is equipped with a timing gear, belt pulleys for the fan and water pump, torsional dampers, etc.
12
5
Share

Differences Between SL and SN?

There are three main differences between SL and SN as follows: Difference in Wear Resistance Performance: The difference in oxidation resistance and wear resistance performance under high-temperature and high-speed operating conditions, such as the same TEOSTMHT high-temperature deposit test: The requirement for SN is no more than 35 milligrams; SN has higher high-temperature detergency than SL, making it especially suitable for turbocharged engines. SN-grade oil has higher oxidation stability and wear resistance. Since SN oil contains lower levels of phosphorus and zinc compared to SL oil, it reduces wear on the three-way catalytic converter. Different Environmental Standards for Engine Oil: In the quality classification, the further back the letter, the higher the environmental standard. Therefore, "SL" engine oil has a lower environmental standard than "SN". The highest environmental standard for engine oil is "SP". Classification by Quality Level: SG, SH, SJ, SL, SM, SN, so SN has a higher quality than SL. The number of SL-grade oils available for sale is fewer than SN.
17
4
Share

What causes the gurgling sound at idle in the 14th-generation Sylphy?

There are many reasons for the gurgling sound at idle in the 14th-generation Sylphy. Excessive engine carbon deposits: When there is excessive carbon buildup inside the engine, the gasoline sprayed by the fuel injectors during startup can be largely absorbed by the carbon deposits, resulting in an overly lean air-fuel mixture. Low ignition energy: When the internal engine temperature is insufficient, the fuel injectors spray more gasoline to meet power demands. The fuel requires higher ignition energy, and an increased spark plug gap can lead to reduced ignition energy, subsequently affecting performance. Abnormal coolant temperature: High engine coolant temperature can cause premature ignition timing, alter the air-fuel mixture ratio, and thin the engine oil viscosity (reducing lubrication). Causes of abnormal coolant temperature include insufficient coolant, a stuck thermostat, fan malfunction, or inaccurate temperature readings from the temperature control switch. Clogged fuel injectors: Clogged fuel injectors can result in inconsistent fuel spray quantities among the injectors, leading to uneven cylinder operation.
10
1
Share

Can I Change the Car Brake Fluid Myself?

You can change the car brake fluid yourself. Here is some relevant information about brake fluid: Method for changing brake fluid: First, park the car on a level surface to ensure the tires are fully in contact with the ground. Use a syringe to completely remove the old brake fluid from the reservoir until no fluid remains at the bottom, then pour in the new brake fluid. Use a jack to lift the car, locate the bleeder screw on the brake caliper, and remove the dust cap from the bleeder valve. Use a wrench to loosen the bleeder screw and connect a rubber tube between the bleeder valve and a drain bottle. Then, press the brake pedal while observing the color of the brake fluid in the rubber tube. If the color of the brake fluid is relatively light, you can stop pressing the brake pedal. Brake fluid replacement and precautions: Check the brake fluid level. If it is below the marked line, you need to add some brake fluid. If it is above the marked line, you can release some brake fluid appropriately. The brake fluid level should ideally be between the MIN and MAX marks. Regularly replacing the brake fluid ensures that the vehicle is not damaged and guarantees the safety of the driver and passengers in emergency situations.
8
2
Share

Is the Honda XR-V transmission using a steel belt or a chain?

Honda XR-V transmission uses a chain. Below are relevant details about the Honda XR-V: 1. Technology features: The XR-V is equipped with a 5-inch central control screen, but the car connectivity system is only available in higher-end models. 2. Interior design: The new model retains the interior design of the previous version, with only the top-tier VTi model adding a brown color option. 3. Interior configurations: The new model also undergoes minor adjustments. The EXi model adds one-touch start, smart key, and side air curtains, while the LXi adds fabric-leather hybrid seats and a folding key. The XR-V inherits the advantages of its big brother, the CR-V: extremely spacious interior. The photographed model is the 1.8 top-tier luxury panoramic sunroof version, featuring soft-touch materials throughout the cabin and cruise control. 4. Transmission: Available in two engine displacements: 1.5L and 1.8L, with two transmission options: manual and continuously variable transmission (CVT). The engine delivers a maximum power of 100.0kW, maximum horsepower of 136PS, and maximum torque of 169.0N·m. 5. Body dimensions: 4270*1772*1605mm.
4
5
Share

How Long Can You Delay Handling Traffic Violation Points?

Generally, you can check online or receive SMS notification within 3-7 days, with the latest not exceeding 15 days. According to traffic laws, after a motor vehicle violation, the information can usually be checked online or received via SMS notification within 3-7 days. After confirming the violation record, you should handle the violation promptly. Both fines and penalty points should be dealt with in a timely manner, and according to regulations, penalties should be accepted within fifteen days. Driving licenses have different scoring cycles, and in one scoring cycle, you can accumulate up to eleven points but must not reach twelve points. If the accumulated points on a driving license are less than twelve when the scoring cycle ends, the points will automatically reset to zero, and there will be no points deducted when entering the next scoring cycle. Points incurred on a driving license do not automatically reset to zero and will remain. Untreated violation points will also persist until the end of the driving license's scoring cycle. However, if the points do not reach twelve and have already been processed on the driving license, the total accumulated points will automatically reset to zero at the end of the scoring cycle. Of course, untreated points will not reset automatically. If you have points, you can appropriately utilize the driving license's scoring cycle reset rule to handle and clear the points.
9
3
Share
Cookie
Cookie Settings
© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.