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Re: multiple coolent temp sensors [message #363011 is a reply to message #362973]

Wed, 24 March 2021 07:18

RF_Burns

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Since the OEM dash temperature gauge is not that accurate, how about removing its sensor and installing your aftermarket gauge sensor in its place and ignore the dead dash gauge.

Another idea is... the Digipanel uses a bolt-on sensor which is fastened to one of the thermostat housing bolts. The Digipanel seems to be fairly accurate. I'm not sure if there is a bolt-on 90 ohm GM type sensor available, but if so it would likely be accurate enough for your OEM dash temp gauge.

Bruce Hislop
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