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The darn temp guage... 200

posted by  rstarkie on  Sat Feb 7 23:57 CST 2004
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What year 240? If it has compensation board associated with the temperature gauge the best thing you can do is remove it and solder a jumper wire in place. The gauge will function properly- assuming the rest of the circuit is OK. The comp board is a source of trouble with the 86-93 cars (perhaps the 85 has it as well). IPD sells a kit for $15 or you can solder a wire in for free.

Randy





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