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Old 12-09-2003, 01:27 PM   #1
nosto
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Temp gauge and sender question

My '67 C-10 orig had the 6cyl, 3 spd and gauges on the dash. When I bought it, there was a 350, 4spd and gauges.

After driving for the last 6 months, the temp gauge has never registered above the 2nd line near the 'C'old, even in 90+ degree weather. Now on 30 degree days, it barely moves off the 'C'.

The sensor on the 350 looks like its the right one for gauges - it's got the little round button type connection.

Sensor reads 800 ohms cold and 45 ohms hot, so I figure I should get more movement on the gauge, but nope.

Does that sound like the right range? Is there a different sensor for 6s and 8s?

Thanks,
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