Temp Sensor
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Re: Temp Sensor
It's not a "sensor". It is a sending unit, and it threads into the cylinder head on the driver side between cylinders 1 and 3 on V-8 cars.
Yes, all the replacements have a different connector...
Yes, all the replacements have a different connector...
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Re: Temp Sensor
AFAIK none of the replacement temp gauge sending units have the factory-style "mushroom" connector. Haven't for decades. No idea why. No idea why the factory used the "mushroom" instead of the more ordinary type, or why there are none in the aftermarket, or where they got them from. After all, regardless of people's hallucinations about AC/Delco being "original", replacement parts don't all come from the same suppliers as OE ones do.
Doesn't matter though; the connector on the wire fits the other style just fine.
Doesn't matter though; the connector on the wire fits the other style just fine.
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