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Yup. Bad thing is the owner manual description of how it works is wrong. Correct info was released to dealers in Service Bulletin M-1351.
I noticed mine was kicking on yesterday after sitting in traffic for a few minutes (not more than 2-3 minutes). When I felt it come on, I actually had to go look, because it was only 72 degrees. I verified that on the screen, 72 degrees, EITMS Active.
I have seen my ETemp readout on my PowerVision as high as 330deg. in stop n go summer traffic. I can set the warning indicator at any temp i want, but I really do not know what the dangerously hot (engine damage) temp is for one of these air cooled 103's
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