Water thermal sensor questions
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Each solenoid gets one black/white wire and lo and behold, the other wire is blue/red, blue/black, blue/white etc. Never noticed each one was a basic blue with a diffent stripe. Answer: Yes
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That's what I figured. So far I've got the oil level sensor, air temp sensor, and alternator plugged wired back up. I've about got the fuel injectors done too. Any idea where I can get a clip that will plug into the water thermo sensor?
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Good news guys. I got the old one out and the new one in. Surprisingly, the old one came out insanely easy. It was snapped off in the threads, and all I had to do was hit it with a punch and hammer once to make a small slit in it and it screwed right out. Using the picture that was posted before, I looked to make sure how tight it had to be screwed in, and I put a little bit of thread sealant on it just to make sure I wasn't going to have leaks around it. Now all I'm waiting for is the new plug to come in for it so I can wire it in. Now I have a little harder question. Which prong on the sensor is the ground?
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Alright, thanks HAILERS. Once the plug comes in I can wire it up and be ready to plug it in. Thanks for all your help on this situation guys, I've got things all figured out now.
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