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win
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temp gauge

Post by win »

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
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BomberHarris
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Re: temp gauge

Post by BomberHarris »

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
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PSL184
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Re: temp gauge

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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

Post by Declan_Burns »

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


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faversham999
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Re: temp gauge

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I fitted a TIM Tempreture Guage with no electrics Simple

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Re: temp gauge

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where do you buy these gauges?
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Re: temp gauge

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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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thanks :D
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Re: temp gauge

Post by faversham999 »

Got My TIM guage on EBay

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