Hi James,
Glad you have got your problem sorted. Where is the ECU located that you got cleaned? I wonder if that's causing my problem.
Coolant temperature issues
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Rivis
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Re: Coolant temperature issues
John
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Re: Coolant temperature issues
Hi James. Glad you sorted it. The reason I said take it for a drive with the sensor disconnected was if the plug is off, then you shouldn't get a reading.
If it goes to hot. then it points to a fault in the wiring (or related circuitry) In your case the ECU. It's good you were able to save it.
John, ECU is o/s inner wing
If it goes to hot. then it points to a fault in the wiring (or related circuitry) In your case the ECU. It's good you were able to save it.
John, ECU is o/s inner wing
Cheers Col.
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Corvette C3 (my toy)
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Re: Coolant temperature issues
Ah, thanks Col.Capncol wrote:John, ECU is o/s inner wing
John
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