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last337
post Dec 26 2012, 04:00 PM
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I just got my Haynes and was hoping to have a bit more info in there but this thing is not very good as far as info goes.

I am concerned because at this point I am just unsure if everything having to do with the oil cooler and actual temp of the engine is running correctly (or even there).

I can feel a lot of air coming from under the car when the engine is running so I assume the fan is running correctly. However, I am unsure if this is cooling the oil cooler correctly. I am just also a bit unsure whether this temp gauge is working because it never seems to move. Any help is appreciated.

I am still a newbie so please be gentle (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

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post Dec 26 2012, 06:40 PM
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1.) Does the needle jump a bit when you turn the key on? If no, you don't have power.

2.) All the connections for the gauges are under the center console. There are connectors there that tie into the gauge assembly harness.

3.)Green with black trace goes to gauge terminal (oil temp) .... red with white trace goes to + (power) ... Brown to ground .... Blue with black trace are for illumination.

Single wire comes from sender on bottom of engine case.
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post Dec 27 2012, 08:04 AM
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QUOTE(SLITS @ Dec 26 2012, 06:40 PM) *

1.) Does the needle jump a bit when you turn the key on? If no, you don't have power.

2.) All the connections for the gauges are under the center console. There are connectors there that tie into the gauge assembly harness.

3.)Green with black trace goes to gauge terminal (oil temp) .... red with white trace goes to + (power) ... Brown to ground .... Blue with black trace are for illumination.

Single wire comes from sender on bottom of engine case.


The temp gauge needle does jump when the key is turned so it appears to be getting power. I am wondering if the sender is bad. I have attached a pic and it looks like it is leaking. Does that indicate a bad sender? Also, in this other pic, what is the wire hanging? And should the fan outlet have a hose on it? Or is that only if I have the heater hooked up?

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