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Old 05-29-07, 05:56 PM
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What Connection Is This?

i think its the temp sensor? it broke right in half when i touched it with half still stuck in there.


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Looks like it's in the water pump housing.

Gotta be the temp sensor, mang.

Check the FSM to be 100% sure.

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Water Thermo Sensor. It is what tells the ECU the water temps.
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Water Thermo Sensor. It is what tells the ECU the water temps.
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Originally Posted by Sideways7
Water Thermo Sensor. It is what tells the ECU the water temps.
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since that broke can i get a aftermarket one and put the sensor for the aftermarket one there? also my temp gauge still works i just put it back like how it suppose to and havn't moved outta place since. just not sure if its accurate or not.
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It's not for the temp gauge, it's for the ECU as already mentioned. It's important and needs to be replaced so the ECU gets a temp reading.
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would you know the exact part name/number? so i can get one from mazda, thanks
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Basic forum rule: If you want help, tell us what car you have. "RX-7" isn't enough! Your car's year and model should be in your profile and sig, and in your post any time you ask for help.

Lucky for you I can see for the pics you have an S4 NA. The thermosensor part number is 8574-18-840.
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yup i do 88 gtu, i normally always put the year/trim at the end of my first post but i forgot on this one. but the pic is a dead give away
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