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you must see if there are no leaks or punctures in the pipes which lead from the thermostat to the engine gauge... it is a fairly simple process to fix. but my advice is to take it to a pro!
but i strongly suggest u dont drive the car, and if gods on your side the gauge must be faulty!
good luck!
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Head gasket is a possibility. It may be something more simple however. My Rover Mini had a similar problem (mini and metro engines basically the same). I got pressure build up in the system and over heating. I changed the thermostat, checked the hoses and ruled out head gasket. In the end it turned out to be a faulty water pump. Coolant was not being pumped around the sysyem correctly resulting in hotspots. It's not a hard job and fairly cheap. Probably worth a look. Whilst doing that check all the hoses and flush the system. Have you got oil in the coolant (or coolant in the oil)? This is a sign of head gasket.
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