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    Temp Sending Unit Test/Fix

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    The temp sensor uses resistance like the fuel gauge. It's even regulated to 5 volts thru the fuel gauge. See this:

    http://www.jeeptech.com/electrical/gauges/index.html

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    Thanks Bob, I'll check it out but first I would like to find the fuse for it and check that.
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    OK,
    1. Where is the fuse for this?

    2. I think I will run a mechanical temp as well


    3. I have a 195* stat in now, should I go to 180* being in the desert, but winter here lasts just as long.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rollbar View Post
    Thanks Bob, I'll check it out but first I would like to find the fuse for it and check that.

    JIM
    Have I got your attention now?

    Look all you want for that fuse but you will never find it. That is because there isn't one.

    As Bob said the temp gauge reads resistance. It is a theresister. It sends back a ohm reading.
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    I got it. Some one told me to look for one on JeepForum and I knew I have never seen one on the block (inside), I just thought I was missing something.

    Thanks,
    I'll keep checking it out. I'm going to print the link and take the dash off and check my wiring, while I'm @ it, I might as well install a mechanical temp gauge. :)

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    Jim-- Here is a suggestion, put that wire that you pulled off of the sender and find that wire at the gauge and take a ohm reading cold and then take a reading while it is hot. You should get 2 different readings. If so your sender is working.---- There's the beef!
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    Thanks Larry/Bob
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    OK, installed a new temp sending unit and will add the fluid on Monday (the temp housing was leaking so I re-tapped the holes and installed the correct length bolts from the PO as well as cleaning up the housing/intake).

    I do also want to install a mechanical gauge.

    Question (just to be sure), the mechanical gauge goes here, correct (pic below).




    After I get it completed I will fire it up and see if both gauges work, if not then I will continue to trace it down.
    Last edited by rollbar; 04-09-2011 at 05:43 PM.
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    Is this right/wire color on the sender?

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