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What temp should my truck run at?

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Old 07-07-2015, 03:01 PM
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Somewhere, there is a chart of resistance vs. temp for that sensor, but, I can't come up with it just offhand.... Might wanna try and find that, and see which is wrong, the sensor, or the gauge.
 
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Another possibility is just a goofy sensor. I went through 3 brand new sensors on my 97 before I got one that was close. The one I have now shows 20 degrees above actual temp. I know it's off, and how much, so I don't worry about it.
 
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Originally Posted by frankie_b_jr
Another possibility is just a goofy sensor. I went through 3 brand new sensors on my 97 before I got one that was close. The one I have now shows 20 degrees above actual temp. I know it's off, and how much, so I don't worry about it.


This is what I think it is. I work at a auto parts store so ill take the sensor out and warranty it an hope it gets closer to where is should be on the gauge with a new sensor . This one is reading about 20 to 30 degrees above actual temp.
 



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