Coolant sensor on H20 pump (92)
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From: Lake Wylie SC
Coolant sensor on H20 pump (92)
What is required on the threads of the sensor that goes into the water pump? Do I need a sealing compound or is anti seize okay?
I'm getting closer to the finish line, maybe tomorrow she gets cranked up. :rolleyes:
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I'm getting closer to the finish line, maybe tomorrow she gets cranked up. :rolleyes:
Thanks
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Safety Car
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From: SANTA CRUZ CA
Re: Coolant sensor on H20 pump (Strick)
The GM manual says to coat the threads with sealer PN 1052080. It also notes to handle the sensor with care, as a damaged coolant temp sensor could affect proper operation of the fuel injection system. Good luck......
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Re: Coolant sensor on H20 pump (Oldman)
The GM manual says to coat the threads with sealer PN 1052080. It also notes to handle the sensor with care, as a damaged coolant temp sensor could affect proper operation of the fuel injection system. Good luck......
I was worried about the ground connection, or should I be?
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Racer
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From: Maple Valley WA
Re: Coolant sensor on H20 pump (Strick)
I don't think the ECT grounds through the body of the sensor. The ECM/PCM sends a reference signal via one of the wires and provides the ground through the other.
Jay
Jay
