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TDS


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Temperature sending unit - wiring


Hi

 

My temperature sending unit is not connected.

Someone know how  the 2 wires should be attached to the unit?.

 

Thanks!



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TDS wrote:

Hi

 

My temperature sending unit is not connected.

Someone know how  the 2 wires should be attached to the unit?.

 

Thanks!


 Have you got a gauge or a light, that sender is for a gauge, different, and if it's off your 60 and has a light, those also had a cold light therefore the two wires.

Gerry P



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Yes, I would agree that is completely wrong for a 60 with that wiring connector. It needs to be two flat upright pins to go in that connector and as Gerry stated, one for a cold light and one for the hot light.

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Its a gauge with a cold and hot light.

The sensor was in the car when I got it, and it looks as it has been there for some years.

Can you send me a link on the rigth sensor.

 

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Not the best picture, but in this picture above the thermostat:

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Great..

I found one on ebay.

Thanks all for your assistence

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TDS wrote:

Great..

I found one on ebay.

Thanks all for your assistence


 Excellent,



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