temperature gauge
A temperature gauge shows how hot the engine is running. If it gets too high, it can mean the engine is overheating, which is not good.
A temperature gauge is a device that measures the temperature of the engine coolant, providing information about the engine's operating temperature. If the gauge indicates high temperatures, it may signal overheating.
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