Subject	You need a dual station temp sender. More-->
Posted by	jmardy on August 16, 2001 at 2:32 PM
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In Reply To	Some interesting info on water temp & few questions>>>>> posted by Seb300ZX on August 16, 2001 at 02:21 PM
Message	Electric temp gauges use resistance to move the needle. If you have 2 gauges hooked up to one sender you will get erroneous results. The stock sender will probably not be the right resistance range for the autometer gauge and vice versa though. Here are some senders that might be made to work: [ http://www.egauges.com/vdo_send.asp?Sender=250F_120C ] My favorite quote so far: "Go fix yourself a nice hot cup of Blow Me. (n/m) - 97 S14" E-Mail me My 300ZX
Follow Ups	Some interesting info on water temp & few questions>>>>> - Seb300ZX 14:21:41 08/16/01 borrow a techtom from a friend, or goto nissan and use their - VeeZee 14:23:19 08/16/01 You need a dual station temp sender. More--> - jmardy 14:32:01 08/16/01 Which one on that list would work? (n/m) - Seb300ZX 14:41:50 08/16/01 do you know what the ohm range is for the autometer gauge? (n/m) - jmardy 14:55:36 08/16/01 I will have to check when I get home...I will try>>> - Seb300ZX 14:57:14 08/16/01 What does the temp read if you disconnect one of the gauges? (n/m) - jmardy 14:33:05 08/16/01 haven't tried that....do my temp readings sound way off? (n/m) - Seb300ZX 14:37:46 08/16/01 sound way high (n/m) - Elguapo (Work) 14:42:44 08/16/01 What could the problem be? Sender?? (n/m) - Seb300ZX 14:48:50 08/16/01 On my TT, >> - Arnel(Z32racing.com) 14:44:12 08/16/01 Techtom get's reading from ECU temp sender or gauge sender? (n/m) - jmardy 14:58:03 08/16/01 same thing - got rice? 15:12:48 08/16/01 Techtom gets its reading directly from the ECU, and --> - Z-Jay (Canada) 15:48:35 08/16/01 Thought so, good. (Don't ask) (n/m) - jmardy 16:07:04 08/16/01
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