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Keeping spares 900 1994

Hi Chris,

Yes, I think we both read the same post about the windshield leak and saw a picture of the white corrosion.

I'm not sure in your reply to me if you are asking me whether I cooked an ECT sensor, or if you're asking the OP. My experience with these NTC thermistors is they fail because of physical harm or moisture, but otherwise are very consistent sample to sample. Yet, I've never done tests on the dual sensor used in EZK/LH2.4 and Rex/Regina. Last time I checked a sensor it was a gauge sensor, and only to demonstrate.



It was a new sensor, so it didn't ruin the soup.
--
Art Benstein near Baltimore

When a clock is hungry, it goes back four seconds.






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