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Old Jan 22, 2011 | 03:02 PM
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fixed a coolant leak but broke the temp sensor that threads into the water pump housing on the front of my 93 - grrrr.

Anyone got a part number for that little sensor handy ? Better yet, got a spare ya wanna sell me
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If it is the brass, 2 prong with the oval wiring connector, they are dirt cheap, and in stock at every parts store.
Kick@zz. Thanks. I'll fire up the Road King and go git one.
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Chris make sure you get the coolant temp sensor (CTS) for the ECM, not the analog temp gauge. There is a difference.
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Chris make sure you get the coolant temp sensor (CTS) for the ECM, not the analog temp gauge. There is a difference.
Thanks. Its all good now, I passed the state inspection too. Sensor was $ 12.

Had a headlight out, changed the thing, still didn't work. Traced it to a broken wire at the 3-prong connector. Age. Somehow I extracted the little copper SOB and was able to open up the crimp and solder the bstrd. Changed the other side so I have two new headlamps, shouldn't blow out for a while I hope.
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