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Old 08-17-2004   #1
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Well I started my car this morning for the first time in a long time and the temp gauge doesnt work. I am guessing that I plugged somthing in incorrectly. There was one small plug that plugs into the thermostat housing. Its the small rubber plug that is right next to the block. I think thats the one I plugged in incorrectly. Would that make sense?

If not, anyone have any ideas as to why the gague would no longer work. The gauge worked fine the last time I ran the car.
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Old 08-18-2004   #2
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the plug that runs the temp gauge is the smallest connector on the entire thermostat housing. It's a single wire with a female connector thing on it, and it plugs into a male prong thing that is sticking out. Hope that makes sense, it prolly just came unplugged. I've had mine fall off a few times.
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Here's a pic of it, kinda hard to see but hopefully helps.
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Thanks, I will go fiddle some more. I think the one in your pic is the double prong plug though.
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Those wires have a tendancy to become brittle and corrode.Sometimes only the copper will corrode, and lose connection, but the insulation jacket is still intact, so the wire looks good, but it won't make a connection.If everything is connected properly, and you still have a problem, just cut off the connectors and crimp new spade terminals on there.
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Originally posted by JustROLLIN@Aug 18 2004, 09:23 AM
Thanks, I will go fiddle some more. I think the one in your pic is the double prong plug though.
Yeah, I am quoting myself. I corrected me612 and my correction was based on me plugging shit in wrong. LOL. I went out and looked at it, I had the single prong in the double and visa versa. Thats what I get when I connect stuff after about 9 hours worth of working on that damn thing. Runs well now though. Thanks for all the help guys!
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