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I have replaced the dme relay.I will check the reference sensor today.THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP.I have been visiting this form every morning for years tiring to learn about my car,but I do not get involved in discussions because I do not have any valuable input yet.Thank you again for your time
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Also look at the connection ports for the reference sensors. Overtime these break loose/melt from heat and harden from age (and heat). Mine were off, mechanice covered with with clear silicon (not sure if that is a good idea) but fixed the problem.
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Mine are also cracked up... both ends. It might be a hob job but this is what I did.
Cleaned the connectors with contact cleaner, then coat the contacts with
electrolytic grease. Then I pushed the connectors together tightly, made sure the
cars starts and runs fine. Then I put a bead of HiTemp black silicon around the outside
of the connectors and allowed to dry overnight.
Been this way for 2 years with no problems.
Cleaned the connectors with contact cleaner, then coat the contacts with
electrolytic grease. Then I pushed the connectors together tightly, made sure the
cars starts and runs fine. Then I put a bead of HiTemp black silicon around the outside
of the connectors and allowed to dry overnight.
Been this way for 2 years with no problems.
Last edited by awilson40; 12-26-2004 at 10:09 AM.