is engine temperature normal in toyota corolla 2003 if temperature guage is half or a little more

Asked by jumai May 15, 2008 at 03:51 PM about the 2003 Toyota Corolla CE

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Eric answered 15 years ago

Yea you should be fine, thats where a normal car goes up to.

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Thomas answered 15 years ago

Yup, only worry if it is over 75% of the way up

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Ty answered 15 years ago

you might want to make sure that your coolant tank is full to the brim just to be safe Thanks for playing

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Larry answered 15 years ago

sounds a bit high ,would have the complete cooling system inspected...sounds like start of head gaket or small crack in the engine block...get checked out soon....hope this helps...

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Lee answered 15 years ago

half or a little over is fine check the coolant though just to be safe...

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ShahzadN answered 9 years ago

The temperature gauge of my COROLLA 2009 remains 45% every time while driving and it becomes 50% if the car will stop.

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