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Proper ECT sensor test? 200 1993

I think your probe connections are correct for this sensor. The black ones used with LH2.4 have two elements referenced to the body. But it looks like your meter may be set to a low range. Hard to tell, since the dial is blocked in the photo, but I'd suggest walking it up range some. If not, find a known good resistance in the range you are measuring, just to be certain of your meter. Multimeters are easily damaged in the resistance mode.
--
Art Benstein near Baltimore

Milt Famie was a pitcher for the Cubs. Unfortunately, he had a great fondness for beer. After walking several successive batters in the 9th inning, the manager of the opposing team turned to one of the batters asking what that was all about. Said the batter "It was the beer that made Milt Famie walk us."






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