negative 5 on the coolant temp sensor
according to my mechanic, he read it off the diagnostic machine, the coolant temp says negative 5 and that's why it's hard starting.
He had to floor the gas pedal all the way then when cranking it, it started. anyone ever heard of this before? |
More likely the truck has a problem with the instrument cluster and intermittent PATS malfunction
Negative 5 means what exactly? The ECT puts out a voltage signal 5 degrees if he is using a table would not need flood clear to start Try turning the key on, and waiting 5 seconds, then off again, then on and try to start it Cluster problems with your year of truck are common Get a second opinion |
So you think nobody can start their truck below zero? Really? A lot of the northern states in the US would disagree with you
I think you should probably get a second opinion from a better mechanic. |
well found out the problem, the Cylinder head temperature sender was NOT even there, and wasn't plugged in. that's why it was sending code 1289 (if I remember correctly) getting a HT sender installing and plugging in, should work better then. just running rich because of the reading of -5. :) Turns out my OBD code reader said the same thing. :)
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