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Old 03-03-2012, 02:58 PM
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Need some help. 1994 with 302 engine. Does this have a coolant temperature "sensor" and a coolant temperature "sending unit"?
Last year I replaced the one, I believe the sensor, has 2 wires coming from it. However I just replaced my thermostat and it barely shows in the normal range. I installed a 180 degree thermostat, but would expect it to read warmer than that. Where would the sending unit be located?
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Almost right next to the other one.
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seriously? dang, will have to take another look, but sure didnt see the darn thing.
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One's on the thermostat housing, one is near the base of the distributor.
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Huh... not seeing it. Chilton manual is of no help whatsoever, doesnt even list it..lists the sensor but not a sending unit.
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think I found it, kind of hides from ya doesnt it. looking from the front of the truck, it sits off of the right of the distributor just a tad, and kind of down amongst some other stuff? Lookes real convenient to get to.
I guess if it just controls the gauge its not going to hurt anything for a couple days. My local parts store doesnt have one on hand.



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