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Half Jap Boost Junky 05-03-06 12:32 AM

Water Thermo Sensor
 
Hey guys,

I'm just wondering if there is any difference b/w the wiring harness connector for an S4/S5 and N/A/TII Water Thermo Sensor.

I managed to rip the wire out of the connector the other day and I''m looking for another one.

Also, if I'm running a Haltech E6K and an aftermarket Water Temp gauge, would I even need the stock sensor anymore?

Thanks.

-Kenji

NZConvertible 05-03-06 12:52 AM


Originally Posted by Half Jap Boost Junky
I'm just wondering if there is any difference b/w the wiring harness connector for an S4/S5 and N/A/TII Water Thermo Sensor.

The thermosensor and it's connector is the same for all FC's.


Also, if I'm running a Haltech E6K and an aftermarket Water Temp gauge, would I even need the stock sensor anymore?
The Haltech's thermosensor replaces the stock one. You retap the hole to suit.

Half Jap Boost Junky 05-03-06 06:10 PM

Thanks for the reply.

The Haltech has already been installed, but the shop that did it, made another hole for the haltech sensor and spliced the stock one into the harness. I'll take a closer look to confirm.

So your saying that the stock water temp gauge should now work off of the haltech sensor? Because I don't have my aftermarket water temp gauge yet and I can't drive the car if I can't see the engine temp. Obviously.

-Kenji

J-Rat 05-03-06 06:48 PM

You could always compare the dash reading to the one on your engine monitor page on your laptop.

Rat

NZConvertible 05-04-06 02:18 AM


Originally Posted by Half Jap Boost Junky
The Haltech has already been installed, but the shop that did it, made another hole for the haltech sensor and spliced the stock one into the harness.

That's not right. The Haltech's thermosensor replaces the stock one. The stock sensor is useless because the stock EFI harness shouldn't be there either.


So your saying that the stock water temp gauge should now work off of the haltech sensor?
You're confusing two different sensors. The ECU's thermosensor is on the back of the water pump. The gauge's sender is on the right side of the rear side plate under the oil filter. The two are not connected in any way.

Half Jap Boost Junky 05-04-06 04:21 PM

Ok then. That helps save me some head ache I think. Of course I can't start the car up again until I get my new oil lines in (hopefully tomorrow). I'll let you know what happens.

-Kenji


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