My 5411 cranks first time, runs strong and sounds great, but I'm always worried about cooling. The PO had told me that the temp gage shows higher than it really is by 10 degrees or so. It shows 170. I'm not happy with estimating so I got out my laser thermometer and took some readings. I took a reading on the manifold next to the heat sensor and it read 145 degrees which is perfect. I took another reading on the thermostat housing where the other temperature sensor is and it was also 145 degrees. I was elated because this is where the manual says the temperature should be. But then I took a reading at the cylinder head next to the injector nozzles and it was 185-190. I'm reasoning here that the cylinder head is directly over the combustion chamber and therefore going to show hotter and that the temperatures taken where the factory chose to install the temperature sensors should be the temperature that I should be concerned with. At this point I don't know if I should be celebrating or worried. Any ideas? 