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Old 02-08-2023, 11:15 PM   #2
clay68c10
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Re: One temp sensor for gauge and PCM

I did play around with the calibration resistor on the back of the gauge, but the stock 90ohm one gave the best overall result thru the usable range of the gauge.
I attached some diagrams. Pin C is the one you tie in to the green wire in your original harness. A&B are tied to the PCM wiring.
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File Type: pdf Connector Views (Coolant Temperature Sensor_Switch (For Computer)) - ALLDATA Repair.pdf (79.8 KB, 25 views)
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