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had to replace my dipstick in my SBC today and after taking her out for a spin I noticed my eng temp gauge wasn't working anymore. I'm thinking maybe in the process of changing then oil stick tube I may have knocked off the wire clip to the temp sensor. If it is not something as simple as plugging it back on.( I haven't checked yet) Any advice as to removing and replacing the temp sender. It was working two days ago, now it's just dead. Wondering if there is any gotchas or is it a pretty straight forward task?
Last edited by flyguy767; Mar 29, 2018 at 12:17 AM.
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Originally Posted by flyguy767
had to replace my dipstick in my SBC today and after taking her out for a spin I noticed my eng temp gauge wasn't working anymore. I'm thinking maybe in the process of changing then oil stick tube I may have knocked off the wire clip to the temp sensor. If it is not something as simple as plugging it back on.( I haven't checked yet) Any advice as to removing and replacing the temp sender. It was working two days ago, now it's just dead. Wondering if there is any gotchas or is it a pretty straight forward task?
Hi f,
You don't mention what year your car is.
On most sb engines the sender for the temperature gauge is located in the left side head between the front pair of spark plugs.
The wire is typically encased in a heat protective sheath.
Maybe?
Regards,
Alan
Hi f,
You don't mention what year your car is.
On most sb engines the sender for the temperature gauge is located in the left side head between the front pair of spark plugs.
The wire is typically encased in a heat protective sheath.
Maybe?
Regards,
Alan