Hi all
Thanks for all the very good info about VS.this side sorted out.
It looks like I have a miss matched gauge and sensor.
Does anyone have any info about sensor, resistance at working temp, and colour, mine is a smiths gauge and black topped sensor reading 70 ohms at 80c.
Thanks Win
temp gauge
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Re: temp gauge
Hi Win,
did you get any info about miss matching your temp guage and sensor? I think I have the same problem! Since fitting a temp guage, my engine seems to be running very hot, in fact off the scale. I have changed the sender unit, thermostat and fitted a recon rad so far. My next option was to replace the pump. Do you have any advice?
Many thanks
Bomber
did you get any info about miss matching your temp guage and sensor? I think I have the same problem! Since fitting a temp guage, my engine seems to be running very hot, in fact off the scale. I have changed the sender unit, thermostat and fitted a recon rad so far. My next option was to replace the pump. Do you have any advice?
Many thanks
Bomber
Re: temp gauge
Most (if not all ) temp gauges onl;y require 10 volts ie NOT direct feed from battery - are you running it from a voltage stabiliser?
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Re: temp gauge
Also read through this regarding mismatched gauges and sensors
http://www.mmoc.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=33172
It would also be advisable to measure the actual water temperature with a thermometer.
Declan
http://www.mmoc.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=33172
It would also be advisable to measure the actual water temperature with a thermometer.
Declan
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Re: temp gauge
where do you buy these gauges?
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Re: temp gauge
At a motor accessory shop. I fitted a TIM capillary gauge, not the best looking gauge but it does the job
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Re: temp gauge
thanks
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