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First off, the FAQ page nor the Contact Us page is loading up from the drop-down menu, so I couldn't look there for the answer, but I'm guessing that posts more than a month old aren't able to be replied to?
Secondly, I saw a great post by Art Benstein on 4-16-09 that contained diagrams and charts of the locations of all senders on the side of the engine for early 80's models. Does a similar chart/diagram exist for the later 80's models? Mine's an 89...
Thirdly, I was exploring the list of discovered errors in the Bentley book. If "280-11 — Last item on page says temp sensor is between 1&2, should be 3&4. Also see Fig. 23 comment below." is in fact an error, then would the chart of resistance above it (280-11, Fig. 22) also be an error? It is not the same chart as found on page 241-12, Fig. 10, which is also supposed to be the resistance for the temperature sensor in the fuel injection section. Even when factoring in the temperature scale difference, the resistance for the 32 degF reading is different from one chart to the other, which supposedly reference the same sensor underneath port 3. Or is it possible that one half of the sensor uses a different resistance chart than the other half?
Thanks,
Johnathan
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