Subject	Re: You were absolutely correct!
Posted by	3car on February 03, 2017 at 3:00 AM
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In Reply To	You were absolutely correct! posted by JMartz on February 02, 2017 at 02:39 PM
Message	Hi- had the exact same problem. The connector was so corroded that proper contact with the sensor was impossible. I could 'wiggle' the connector and the sub-fan would come on. There was lots of the green corrosion stuff inside the connector and up the wires. I replaced the temp sensor and connector and it worked as it should. This was on a 1990 N/A
Follow Ups	Idle Case Study - JMartz 18:55:11 02/01/17 The temp sensor connector is known to have issues over - jzack 20:32:04 02/01/17 You were absolutely correct! - JMartz 14:39:08 02/02/17 Re: You were absolutely correct! - 3car 03:00:33 02/03/17
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