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> ENGINE NUMBERS?, How do I tell the year?
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post Aug 8 2005, 04:28 PM
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I need to know if I have a `73 or a`74 2.0 engine.Both serial # have the GA95. I`m having trouble with the temp sensor,and it`s my understanding there is differant one for the `73 than the `74?
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post Aug 8 2005, 08:18 PM
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Measure the resistance of the head temp sensor AT THE ECU. Brad Anders' site has all the troubleshooting info anyone would ever need.

Anders' D-Jet site

It's likely the sensor is bad, or there's a wiring problem that causes it to be "open" (infinite resistance, like a broken wire or bad connector) at the ECU, which typically causes a no-start problem. Even new sensors can be bad, so just replacing it isn't necessarily a good fix. Test the sensor against the values on Brad's site.
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