Hot Water Boiler Short Cycling after Aquastat Replacement

Hi,

I'm running a SlantFin Galaxy gg-150 HEDP with automatic damper, it was installed around 2003.
I have 3 zones (Taco head/valves) (1 upstairs baseboard, 1 downstairs radiant, 1 water heater).
My aquastat is a Honeywell L8148E, I had the older version without the built-in Molex plug and replaced it with what appears to be a newer version with a Molex plug, jumped out.

My Aquastat is high limit only, with the limit set at about 180 - 185.

Note, before this the only issues I was experiencing with the system were a lack of heat at times, and eventually no heat at all due to the relay going bad on the previous aquastat.

After I replaced the controls, my heat and hot water started working great, and still do, however, iI noticed that the boiler might be short cycling. I noticed this because recently, the boiler will fire for only a few seconds and then shut off. I checked the zone heads to see if the boiler was getting calls for heat during these short spurts, and I'm seeing zero volts for all 3 zones. Can someone help me figure out if this is normal or what might be causing it?

Additionally, when I force a call for heat, my boiler gauge only shows the temp going up to about 150-160 degrees and maintains a 15-degree differential before kicking back on again. I'm thinking that the aquastat I installed might have a faulty temp bulb as I checked to make sure that the capillary tubes weren't crimped or bent before inserting into the well.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide