Water Temp Gague
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Water Temp Gague
My temperature gague currently reads nothing. Where is the water temp sensor located? Anyone else have this problem. The car is a 79.
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im assuming this is the sender.
can anyone help me locate the wire?
can anyone help me locate the wire?
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Could be the stock gauge is bad that is what is the case on my car. Get an aftermarket gauge they're much better than the stock junk ones.
It's easy to get to and remove if you take out a spark plug and oil pressure, and have a deep socket 12 mm with a stubby ratchet as was mentioned.
Could be the stock gauge is bad that is what is the case on my car. Get an aftermarket gauge they're much better than the stock junk ones.
It's easy to get to and remove if you take out a spark plug and oil pressure, and have a deep socket 12 mm with a stubby ratchet as was mentioned.
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Once you find the wire it you can go to RadioShack and get some resistors (104 ohm and 21 ohm, or as close as possible) and alligator clip wires to check the gauge. Hook one end of the alligator clip wire to good ground, the other to one side of the resistor. Take another alligator clip wire and connect to the other side of the resistor and the other end to the sender wire. Turn the ignition on and the gauge should move. If gauges move it is the sender, if not check that 3" wide wire plug in the same area for corrosion. If connection is good there, it could be the gauge. There is also a pin on the gauge which actually moves the needle of the gauge; if you've had the gauge pods out it could have become dislodged and would make it appear that the gauge doesn't work.