1988 Honda Civic dx hatchback warms up, temp gauge goes to high, letting it run 15-20 mins engine and radiator are cool enough to touch?

1988 Honda Civic dx hatchback warms up, temp gauge goes to high, letting it run 15-20 mins engine and radiator are cool enough to touch? 1988 Honda Civic dx hatchback warms up, temp gauge goes to high, letting it run 15-20 mins engine and radiator are cool enough to touch

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