Where to Check the Water Temperature Gauge in Volkswagen Cars?
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Volkswagen's water temperature gauge is located in the lower area of the dashboard's tachometer. Generally, engine water temperature gauges use physical or virtual dial pointers for display, while a few vehicles may not have a dashboard and only show a warning light when the temperature is too high. The water temperature gauge visually displays the temperature of the water in the engine's radiator, ensuring the engine operates within an appropriate temperature range. Both excessively high and low water temperatures can affect engine performance. Typically, the normal operating water temperature for a car is around 90 degrees Celsius (this may vary slightly among different brands). Some water temperature gauges only have scales without numerical displays. Any occurrence of the temperature being too high or too low, or rapid increases or decreases in temperature, is considered abnormal. If a particular model does not have a water temperature gauge, there will be a water temperature indicator light on the vehicle. When this light comes on, it indicates that the car's engine is overheating. In such cases, you should stop and turn off the engine, wait for a while until both the water temperature and engine temperature have cooled down before continuing to drive. Generally, as long as you are not driving for an extended period or the car itself has no issues, the indicator light will not come on.