What's the 12mm sensor plug to the LEFT of the oil press. sensor/sender?
It's also above the rear irons coolant outlet nipple...?
I need to know if it's a necessary component, because the plug/clip shattered so I have no way to (easily) connect the wire to IT.
Thanks guys,
I need to know if it's a necessary component, because the plug/clip shattered so I have no way to (easily) connect the wire to IT.
Thanks guys,
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Originally Posted by scathcart
That's the coolant temp sensor for your coolant gauge in your dash. No effect on how the engine runs.
I suppose it's still a necessity though, since that's my only form of "monitoring"...
Ahh, I guess I'll try and 'ghetto-rig' some type of plug/connector to slide over it's 'pin'...
Maybe I'll coil the wire around it and electrical tape it... haha J/K (kinda').
Thank you people!
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Originally Posted by eriksseven
Perfect answer... lol.
I suppose it's still a necessity though, since that's my only form of "monitoring"...
Ahh, I guess I'll try and 'ghetto-rig' some type of plug/connector to slide over it's 'pin'...
Maybe I'll coil the wire around it and electrical tape it... haha J/K (kinda').
Thank you people!
I suppose it's still a necessity though, since that's my only form of "monitoring"...
Ahh, I guess I'll try and 'ghetto-rig' some type of plug/connector to slide over it's 'pin'...
Maybe I'll coil the wire around it and electrical tape it... haha J/K (kinda').
Thank you people!
Originally Posted by scathcart
Typically, they are a standard bullet connector. Just buy a bullet connector, crimp it on, and throw some heat shrink tubing over it. $2
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