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It works fine, that is the temp gauge does, but what are good resistance values for the Temp I sensor? I measured and got 623 Ohm between both pins and infinite resistance between each of the pins and ground.
This sensor works on a change in resistance between the pins to provide engine temp signal to the instrument panel gauge. 623 ohms is higher than the stated range for temp I and would be a very cold temp. Does your gauge stay pegged at the low end?
Has anyone done some nice testing and created plots with TEMP vs RESISTANCE?
Yes, in a book on the diagnosis of the 89 instrument cluster that is on Jim Morehouse's Tech Pub CD. There is a test procedure that allows you to read out the values it is seeing on the instrument panel.
Yes, in a book on the diagnosis of the 89 instrument cluster that is on Jim Morehouse's Tech Pub CD. There is a test procedure that allows you to read out the values it is seeing on the instrument panel.
Great! Now that I see it I remember testing this a few years ago. Looks like 623 Ohm at 20 degrees C might be in line with these values. Thanks.
Yes, could be normal. I thought there must be some malfunction or you wouldn't ask. Anyway, you can compare resistance and gauge readings to an IR gun on the water bridge.
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