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temperature problem 200

posted by  volbro245 on  Thu Jan 27 13:36 CST 2005
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I have just jumpered the two wire. It is a bit tight,so what I did was soldered and crimped on some very small splice tubes to the wire, filled the tubes with solder and then heated them and slid them over the pins. Its a bit hard to explain. Im sure there are many ways to to it. Worked great. Temp reads fine. But if like others suggest its the sender then this will be of little value, other than you know its not the comp board.

I thought of something else to check, how is the belt tension on the water pump?
Any chance it could be slipping?

Good luck

Mike in Tacoma
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Mike in Tacoma






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