swapping S4 temp sensor into an S5...accuracy is what?
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swapping S4 temp sensor into an S5...accuracy is what?
I know some people around here have swapped the S4 sensor into an S5 car so that they can get a better reading rather than the oh-so-great "cold-normal-new engine" readings we get from the S5 sensor. But swapping the sensor will I get an accurate reading from the gauge? Like if it is at the 1/4 low range is that the same as 1/4 S4 guage or what? My old S4 would run around 1/4 to 1/3 guage will this "reading" be accurate?
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Originally Posted by HAILERS
The last time I looked the resistance of both are the SAME. The thread pitch is different I believe. It would be the gauge that would be different.
i have an S4 sensor with an S5 gauge cluster, and it reads half way when warmed up, just like any other normal running S5...
Originally Posted by coldfire
yes, it is in the gauge.
i have an S4 sensor with an S5 gauge cluster, and it reads half way when warmed up, just like any other normal running S5...
i have an S4 sensor with an S5 gauge cluster, and it reads half way when warmed up, just like any other normal running S5...
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