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coolant temp sensor 700 1991

posted by  jimnau on  Mon May 17 13:02 CST 2010
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Thanks guys.

I am due for a throttle body cleaning (cleaned it 4 years ago), so I will do this along with regapping the plugs.

Since they are rugged and are hard to get to, I will not disturb the sensor. When it does fail (I assume it will throw the appropriate fault code when it does), I will likely just remove the intake manifold. I did this 4 years ago thinking that the gasket was leaking. Removing the manifold isn't a big deal.

Thanks again,
Jim '91 740 175K






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