can you tell me what this is? ( pics )
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can you tell me what this is? ( pics )
Hello
how are you
i have one question: can you tell me what this is exactly i have an idea what that could be but i want to make sure i'm right im new to these engines .
thank you for you help and here are some pics.
L69
how are you
i have one question: can you tell me what this is exactly i have an idea what that could be but i want to make sure i'm right im new to these engines .
thank you for you help and here are some pics.
L69
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Re: can you tell me what this is? ( pics )
I believe that would be your coolant temp sensor.
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Re: can you tell me what this is? ( pics )
Bythe picture, it has to be an 82 to 84 Trans Am.
(real cowl induction from the hood)
It is a temp sensor, but which one?
Those years used a temp sensor for the gauge
and a separate one for the ECM.
You can buy the connector from the dealer and splice the wires together.
In the interim you really need to tape those wires up
(real cowl induction from the hood)
It is a temp sensor, but which one?
Those years used a temp sensor for the gauge
and a separate one for the ECM.
You can buy the connector from the dealer and splice the wires together.
In the interim you really need to tape those wires up
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Re: can you tell me what this is? ( pics )
Bythe picture, it has to be an 82 to 84 Trans Am.
(real cowl induction from the hood)
It is a temp sensor, but which one?
Those years used a temp sensor for the gauge
and a separate one for the ECM.
You can buy the connector from the dealer and splice the wires together.
In the interim you really need to tape those wires up
(real cowl induction from the hood)
It is a temp sensor, but which one?
Those years used a temp sensor for the gauge
and a separate one for the ECM.
You can buy the connector from the dealer and splice the wires together.
In the interim you really need to tape those wires up
aha there you go i didn't realize i can just buy the connector , so i actually don't need the sensor just the connector.
thanks for brining this into my mind
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Re: can you tell me what this is? ( pics )
Bythe picture, it has to be an 82 to 84 Trans Am.
(real cowl induction from the hood)
It is a temp sensor, but which one?
Those years used a temp sensor for the gauge
and a separate one for the ECM.
You can buy the connector from the dealer and splice the wires together.
In the interim you really need to tape those wires up
(real cowl induction from the hood)
It is a temp sensor, but which one?
Those years used a temp sensor for the gauge
and a separate one for the ECM.
You can buy the connector from the dealer and splice the wires together.
In the interim you really need to tape those wires up
2-wire sensor is for ECM.
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Re: can you tell me what this is? ( pics )
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Re: can you tell me what this is? ( pics )
hi guys so today i finally got to change my CST and it works great
here is some pic to look at
here is some pic to look at
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Re: can you tell me what this is? ( pics )
When you get a chance, solder and heat shrink those splices. The clip on splices you used will invite corrosion which will alter the signal from the CTS. If you aren't comfortable with solder, use heat shrink butt connectors and a good set of crimpers, such as Klein. You should use a heat gun to shrink and seal the tubing but you can get by with a BIC lighter in a pinch if your careful.
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