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Old 07-06-02, 07:06 AM
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Curious about coolant sensor wiring

Well since I got the large coolant sensor with my e6k. Im gonna use the stock one (its not that cricital anyways). The water pump housing is all together and I dont wanna go tapping it with it together So I wired in the factory one. The Haltech has a violet and a black wire. The coolant sensor from the Cosmo had a brown/white and a brown/yellow I think from memory. But I dont assume it matters which goes where?

Just making sure...
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I dont think it matters.
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I don't see how some people say they can wire a E6K in 5 hrs. It doesn't seem hard, just real time consumming.
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Those people have probably done it a few times.
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Originally posted by fastrotaries
I don't see how some people say they can wire a E6K in 5 hrs. It doesn't seem hard, just real time consumming.
5 hours? I did mine in like a little over an hour. It was very easy, but I deal with car stereo on a daily basis.

I have done remote starters/alarms etc that took some thought The Haltech is very simple... But I kinda cheated a few places like with the TPS and coolant sensor. Thanks to HITman spoon feeding me
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So then, were the coolant wires unimportant?
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Yes they can be connected either way, the ECU outputs a certain voltade to the sensor and receives another based on the resistance of the sensor , which changes due to temperature variations.
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Originally posted by TonyTurboII
So then, were the coolant wires unimportant?
Still waiting on my injectors, downpipe, and fuel pump.

But if you look at it, I assumed it didnt matter, but thought Id ask anyways...
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