Ok I cant understand this and this has just been going on since i have installed FS2CREW  But the 2 things are really not related

 

So i start FSCREw and i go through the proceeder  and every thing is Fine I get to the point where i start my engines 

 

and they all fire up good and stable pass 45%  after a Little Bit  the EGT drops down to 0  in other words engines are not running any more  so i go back and start the engines   , But this time the lights stay on   and as i clime the become reed   until i hit my T/C  please look at Picture  

 

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so before i start the engines i hit A and turn on all 3 buttons  this is where u see the Blue arrow   and where u see the red arrows this is the EGT that turns red 

 

this image is the old image where they are red while Fliying 

 

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what am i doing wrong can you please tell me 

 

many thanks 

SOLVED 

BlueLemon

 

I have the same problem... What did you do?

I am loosing power at fl320 and my config allows me to fly to FL360.  A Flex temp calc (Utopia) found me the temp 29 degrees. And I made a reduced TO.

 

Now the EGT has been whining all the way up to this FL. And I am loosing power and going into stall.

 

 

Yours Jens

SOLVED 

Please, man, tell us how did you solve your problem with hi EGT. It was your question and your solution, but, please, share it))) Many thanx!

There is a one variant - just enter a value "60" in the FLAX TEMP field in a FMGS take off page)

Please, man, tell us how did you solve your problem with hi EGT. It was your question and your solution, but, please, share it))) Many thanx!

I don't know how Blue Lemon solved his problem. However a high EGT is usually caused by a high OAT. Whatever source you are using for weather might be providing a false OAT. Several years ago FSX would receive false information from Active Sky X and Active Sky Evolution for OAT at around the ROLUM and TINDI waypoints located over the southern part of the North Sea. OAT would go from -8C to +22C and the EGT would go thru the roof and the MD-11F would start to lose power. I had no choice but to descend until OAT returned to normal. I reported this to HiFi Tech support and they eventually corrected it. So the next time you have a high EGT check your OAT. It could be high also. I have had no problem with AS2012 and ASN.

There is a one variant - just enter a value "60" in the FLAX TEMP field in a FMGS take off page)

This post makes no sense. FLEX TEMP has nothing to do with high EGT. FLEX TEMP is a takeoff setting. Or were you writing about another subject.