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12-17-01, 07:31 AM
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sorry guys there is no spoiler i just need help with the answer to this question and when i post it nobody reads it or answers it
on a stock radiator what do the wire on the top and the two wires on the lower left corner of the radiator do??
if i hooked up a griffin radiator where would they hook up to that, i have the griffin radiator in my garage and am not sure what to do
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on a stock radiator what do the wire on the top and the two wires on the lower left corner of the radiator do??
if i hooked up a griffin radiator where would they hook up to that, i have the griffin radiator in my garage and am not sure what to do
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12-17-01, 08:54 AM
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what happens if i dont hook them up??
where on the radiator do i put the wire that is the collant sensor on the top...it appears that the two on the bottom will mount to the top corner of the griffin radiator.....but what about the top sensor??
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12-17-01, 10:34 AM
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If you don't hook up the coolant level sensor, the buzzer will go off constantly. You can avoid this by grounding the wire, I think, but I would NEVER suggest that. The coolant level sensor could save you from overheating and ruining your engine.
12-17-01, 10:37 AM
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Top sensor on the stock radiator is a coolant level sensor.
The bottom sensor on the driver's side is for cold start.  This really doesn't need to be installed, as this triggers the 3,000RPM cold-start, which is really unnecessary.
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The bottom sensor on the driver's side is for cold start.  This really doesn't need to be installed, as this triggers the 3,000RPM cold-start, which is really unnecessary.
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12-17-01, 03:34 PM
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How about we post a reply that has nothing to do with your question that has nothing to do with your topic? 
That would be an apple, because a banana has a peel, and there are no bones in ice cream.
That would be an apple, because a banana has a peel, and there are no bones in ice cream.
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