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Investigating Running temperature lower than expected 200 1985

posted by  ricbelley on  Thu Dec 26 11:09 CST 2024
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Still working on the cooling system. I have the Temp gauge sensor off the car. That is the one that connects to the dashboard temp needle. It has one male 1/4" tab only as positive. The negative side being the sensor body.
I now realize I apparently have no temp-resistance graph for this sensor.
I wonder if I can use the same graph that is shown in the shop manual for the other temp sensor, the one connected to the ECM. That one has two connectors. This sensor is the one located just passed the flame trap when facing the engine bay.
Let me know if you think the graph is suitable for both sensors.
The manual I refer to is the Service manual section 2:
Fuel system LH Jetronic 2.2 - B 230F engine 240 1985-19...

Thanks

Richard






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