Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2000 22:22:50 -0400 From: Dave <brandywinenopsameme.com> Subject: Re: Bouncing thermometer reading
Remco, I do not know. Sorry! Good luck with your problem. Dave >Thanks for that bit of advice, Dave. > >Where is the temperature sensor located? Is that that device mounted in >line with the top radiator hose? > >Thanks! >Remco > >In article ><7C7314B1329DDCE9.D6F2E9B27CCD565F.0A5319FA507D1261nopsamirnews.net>, > Dave <brandywinenopsameme.com> wrote: >> I had a similar problem and my shop ended up changing a temperature >> sensor. But the problem was also accompanied by incorrect cooling fan >> operation as evidenced by coolant boiling over. Fortunately, we >> suspect no engine damage. >> >> Like you're observing, the thermometer behavior was highly erratic. >> Just a related anecdote for you. >> Dave >> >> >Hi all >> > >> >On my '87 900 Turbo the thermometer bounces all over the place within >> >fractions of seconds - sometimes it almost pegs but most of the time >it >> >sits around the middle. >> > >> >ThermoDynamics not allowing for those type of changes :), I am >assuming >> >it is a loose wire someplace. The other panel meters read normal so I >> >am assuming the voltage regulator is ok. >> > >> >Are there multiple thermal sensors and where does one find the >> >connections to them? >> > >> >RemcoW >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >> >Before you buy. >> >> > > >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >Before you buy.
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