Temp gage problems on 96 PSD
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Temp gage problems on 96 PSD
Hey All,
Okay I tried to do a search on this but it keeps saying that it is basically overloaded. Anyway, I have a 96 PSD that the temp gage doesn't move on. I took the single wire connector loose from the sender that sits next to where the upper radiator hose goes into the engine and I grounded it--shouldn't it peg the gage when I do this or am I doing something wrong. The sender has already been replaced also. HELP! TIA
Travis
Okay I tried to do a search on this but it keeps saying that it is basically overloaded. Anyway, I have a 96 PSD that the temp gage doesn't move on. I took the single wire connector loose from the sender that sits next to where the upper radiator hose goes into the engine and I grounded it--shouldn't it peg the gage when I do this or am I doing something wrong. The sender has already been replaced also. HELP! TIA
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hello there
i have a 94.5 psd and my gauge doesen't move off of the cold side.I was wondering if my thermostat was bad and where is it located.any help would be great thanks
p.s I love this coloum
i have a 94.5 psd and my gauge doesen't move off of the cold side.I was wondering if my thermostat was bad and where is it located.any help would be great thanks
p.s I love this coloum
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Originally Posted by twavor
Hey All,
Okay I tried to do a search on this but it keeps saying that it is basically overloaded. Anyway, I have a 96 PSD that the temp gage doesn't move on. I took the single wire connector loose from the sender that sits next to where the upper radiator hose goes into the engine and I grounded it--shouldn't it peg the gage when I do this or am I doing something wrong. The sender has already been replaced also. HELP! TIA
Travis
Okay I tried to do a search on this but it keeps saying that it is basically overloaded. Anyway, I have a 96 PSD that the temp gage doesn't move on. I took the single wire connector loose from the sender that sits next to where the upper radiator hose goes into the engine and I grounded it--shouldn't it peg the gage when I do this or am I doing something wrong. The sender has already been replaced also. HELP! TIA
Travis
Grounding the wire should peg the guage when you turn the key on.
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i have a 94.5 psd and my gauge doesen't move off of the cold side.I was wondering if my thermostat was bad and where is it located.any help would be great thanks
Grounding the wire should peg the guage when you turn the key on.
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From: alberton pei
Thanks for your reply.The gauge doesn't move very much,and if I try grounding the wire and it pegs the gauge this means the gauge is all right correct.So by it not moving very much is this normal.
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