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Check Engine Light-Coolant Temp Sensor-AGAIN!!!!!!!!!! 200 1993

posted by  newmex999 on  Sat Oct 2 11:32 CST 2010
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"I would also check the resistance between pin 5 of the ecu and the body of the sensor. There should be no resistance."

Let me make sure I understand this?

Pin 5 on the ECU is ground--correct?

So if I connect an ohm meter between the body of the sensor and pin 5 on the ECU then I should show a near zero reading on the meter, meaning the sensor is properly grounded---correct?

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1993 240, 1992 240GL, 1985 240DL Wagon, 1983 240DL






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