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Old 04-03-14, 01:05 AM
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s4 t2 thermo switch

I believe my car's thermostat housing is a s4 t2. My thermoswitch broke recently. I was wondering what its used for from factory since my car does not have an electrical fan.

I bought my car used already with a megasquirt 1, and the wire was connected. So would that switch be able to give good ect readings, or is it just a switch to tell my megasquirt 1 open and closed loop. Its dark and cold right now, but I will check tomorrow morning if I can see any other places the previous owner might have taken ect readings from. Thanks

Since my car is using the megasquirt, I'm wondering if there is a cheaper switch that can fit into that hole. I'm thinking it's npt threading.
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bump.
I'm still confused why a car with a fan clutch would use the thermo switch. Is it to kick on the ac fans when things get hot? switch open and closed loop?
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The temp sensor on the thermostat housing tells the auxiliary fan when to turn on.
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the o2 sensor dictates open or closed loop. not ect temp. just some friendly fyi
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Thanks, so auxiliary fans being the ac fans?
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AC fan (singular), yes.
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