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1 BAD 7 07-05-03 06:44 PM

Coolant level wire diagram/color?
 
I'd like to start digging into my coolant wire problem tomorrow (light/buzzer always on :( ) but I'm wondering if anyone out there has a good electrical diagram so I have something as a guide. As it is, I'm going to have to tear the plastic wire "tunnel" open and trace it all the way back to the ECU, which doesn't sound like much fun at all....

Any help/suggestions would be appreciated!

JONSKI 07-06-03 08:37 AM

The wiring diagram says BR/W = BRown with White stripe.

Doesn't www.iluvmyrx7.com have the wiring diagrams?

Lost Time 07-06-03 09:44 AM

Just ground the sensor and the light/buzzer will go out. :)

1 BAD 7 07-06-03 10:26 AM


Originally posted by Lost Time
Just ground the sensor and the light/buzzer will go out. :)
:rofl: I wish! But this is MY car we're talking about, and the simple things never work....

911GT2 07-06-03 11:02 AM


Originally posted by Lost Time
Just ground the sensor and the light/buzzer will go out. :)
Plus then you won't know if you're actually low on coolant. But hey, to each his own.

1 BAD 7 07-06-03 11:16 AM


Originally posted by 911GT2
Plus then you won't know if you're actually low on coolant. But hey, to each his own.
:werd:

Lost Time 07-06-03 11:44 AM

I'm sure you guys realize, if that light comes on, it's already too late. It's the, "Oops, you just bought a rebuild" light.

Lost Time 07-06-03 11:46 AM

Oh, and if you're serious about fixing it, save yourself some trouble. That wire never goes to the ecu. It goes from the EM harness to the D harness to the I harness. If you're looking for the problem at the ecu, you'll be looking for a LONG time.

1 BAD 7 07-06-03 06:10 PM

Well, I was going to trace it from the sensor back, so I guess I would have figured out it doesn't go to the ECU. But regardless, my coolant is NOT low, and my engine is not toast. The sensor is f-d up or I have a short somewhere. Now that I think about it, I tried grounding the sensor and it didn't go off, but if the wire was already broken behind the alternator where it snapped off grounding wouldn't have made a diff.

I think I'm gonna try a new sensor first and go from there. Wish me luck! :D

-Mike

JONSKI 07-07-03 04:37 PM

I really don't think it's the sensor. That wire broke on me and I had to fix it with new wire and electrical tape.

1 BAD 7 07-07-03 08:58 PM

I tend to agree with Jonski. I'm going to re-attach the wire first and see what happens.


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