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Superhawk996 |
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WTB 1973 Cylinder Head Temp Sensor
Part number 0 280 130 017: about 1.3 K ohms at 68 deg - supposedly unique to 1973 only for use in conjunction with the 270 ohm external resistor. Anyone have a verified good part? |
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Aren't these things effectively ignored after the head is warmed-up?
I'd suggest the performance difference of these two sensors is basically undetectable. And, the higher resistance of the 012 might actually improve the warm-up cycle of the '73, telling the computers it's "colder" than it actually is. I'd toss the common one on and be done with it. |
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