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Engine Temperature Sensor Testing 900

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Wed Jul 23 07:27 CST 2014
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"...there is no bubbles so you can see the plate first crack open...

Are you thinking thermostat? Ted is checking the sensor.

A cup of water heated to 3 or 4 different temps with the resistance read at each temp is enough to plot a pretty good temp vs resistance curve. Most cooling systems are held to around 195F so you don't need to take a reading all the way at boiling. (Unless maybe if you're on top of Mt Whitney where water boils at ~185.)





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