I'm replacing the thermostat and was going to replace the sensors for both the computer and the temp gauge. From what info I can find, both sensors are located in the t-stat housing. However, the t-stat housing on this engine has only 1 location and it's for the computer temp sensor. I cannot find another location for the temp gauge sensor. Would the computer relay the temp info to the gauge as well? Any ideas?

 

Being a 99, I think you only have the one sensor.

 

Ok. Thanks for the help. There must be only 1 sensor. But, I'm back to where I started - no heat.

 

Im thinking my antifreeze/water ratio was off.
A few months ago I replaced a radiator hose and flushed the system. Only drained it at the radiator drain and added 50/50 antifreeze.
I knew better. I should have checked.

___________
We are the pioneers in providing 640-554 braindumps dumps and cca.edu tutorials with 100% exam pass guarantee. Download our latest hodges & Braindumps.com questions.

 

Does the temp gauge come up? Engine make it to operating temp?

 

having same issue replaced sensor, replaced sensor plug,replaced water pump the needle on temp gauge won't move off cold

 

What is your ambient?
Hey You is right. Does the thermostat housing even get hot? V-10 is designed with a constant bypass of coolant to warm the engine slowly, help maintain cylinder seal.
Unless you are down around zero, don't think you could overcool a V-10.
Early V-10 had two temp sensors. After '97, only one.

 

Ok is your motor warming up and heater working?