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740 1988 non-turbo. In advance Sorry for the long story.
My temp gauge was only working some of the time. Then it stop. I had though that it was stuck like my gas gauge does so I took the cluster out. There seemed to be a printed circuit over the back of the gauge so didn't want to fool with it.
The original owner I found out thru car fax had turned the od back 50K so he had managed to pull the plastic case in front of the off a little.
Now here is my big mistake. I did the same thing and though possibly the gauge was stuck so I used a hanger thru the plastic case and hit the temp arm. What happen is it arm decided to drop down way below its original off position.
So I have two questions. Since a new gauge quote from volvo is $220 rather not go that route.
1. Did I screw up the gauge beyond repair or can I pull it out and move the dial to original position. If I can repair it how do I remove the gauge without messing up the circuit board.
2. Temp Gauge sensor. For the life of me read these boards still a little confused. Seems that the sensor is on the intake below cylinder 2. I removed the rubber boot and see 2 wires seems to be yellow and yellow/black. Assume yellow/black is ground. If i jump the two wires the gauge if working should read hot. Am I correct.
Again sorry for the long story but any help please would be appreciated
740madness
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