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> Temp sensor, Out of production?
Tjmrfe
post May 7 2017, 07:15 AM
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Hello guys,
My 75' 1.8 needs a new oil temperature sender...so I try AA, they only list a different size, (shorter rod) & it's a 300 degrees unit, mine clearly says 200 degrees. It's a VDO
So I look @ Pelican and all the other sites, including eBay (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mad.gif) and all are 300's which seem to be for the 6....
So, any ideas where I might find one? Or why all the ones I do find are 300's, do they not make them? I believe my gauge is set for 200. It's the VDO, non-numerical style with the red zone...
Thanks...
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914Sixer
post May 9 2017, 05:34 AM
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Very rare that the sensor is bad. Wire from sender is bad 99% of the time. Run a new jumper wire from the sender to the plug under the battery tray. Your trouble should go away.
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post May 9 2017, 06:22 AM
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Very rare that the sensor is bad. Wire from sender is bad 99% of the time. Run a new jumper wire from the sender to the plug under the battery tray. Your trouble should go away.

Sounds like a plan, general consensus is, these things don't go...
Got the day off. And I'm running a temp. Thank you for the input....
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