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Old 05-18-2013, 11:04 AM
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The hole that is in the center, not the spark plug or exhaust obviously, is that for the fan switch/coolest temp sensor or what? Thanks
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Re: Head question

Originally Posted by Termanalor117
, is that for the fan switch/coolest temp sensor or what?
Depends on the side of the engine
One head has the temp gauge sender , the other has the fan switch

Check out what ( a single wire ) engine wiring nearby you have that is not connected to anything;
the connector on the end of the wire will tell you what unit ( sender or switch ) you are missing
The coolest temp sensor ( CTS ) for the computer is always at front of the intake ; not in the head
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Ok perfect, thank you!
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