[DeTomaso] Temp Gauge Started Bouncing
Joe Jaffoni
427390 at gmail.com
Thu Oct 1 01:16:11 EDT 2020
I'll be looking at the sensor first. Thanks!
On Thu, Oct 1, 2020, 12:48 AM Mike Drew <mikeldrew at aol.com> wrote:
> Lori’s car had exactly the same symptoms and as Forest suggested, the
> cause was the failure of the crimp-on connector at the sender. I replaced
> it with a ring terminal and a nut for a more secure connection.
>
> Mike
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> > On Sep 30, 2020, at 15:34, Forest Goodhart <forestg at att.net> wrote:
> >
> > I would check the connection of the wire at the sender. This sounds
> > like a loose connection. If not there then check at the gauge.
> >
> > On Wednesday, September 30, 2020, 02:27:34 PM PDT, Joe Jaffoni
> > <427390 at gmail.com> wrote:
> > 1972, #3244 with stock veglia gauge, stock sending unit in block,
> > aluminum radiator w/two strong fans that are temp controlled
> > w/sensors
> > from Byars, flow kooler water pump w/the aluminum pulley upgrade.
> > Have driven about 600 miles since break in and getting it back on the
> > road and then drove 1.5 hours to a cars and coffee and the gauge read
> > fine at around 190 with the fans coming on and off depending on
> > whether
> > I was on the highway or local roads.
> > On the drive home, the temp gauge started bouncing from about the 200
> > degree mark andA mostly to the lower temp side of the gauge. Got
> > home
> > and the car was not overheated and I checked it at the block and
> > heads
> > with infrared thermometer.A A
> > Have others had this? Do I check wiring on gauge first? Sensor first?
> > Any ideas that will shorten the troubleshooting process would be
> > appreciated as I will have the car out this weekend and while it's
> > not
> > overheating, it's annoying to watch the needle bouncing around like
> > that. Thanks for the help/insights.
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I'll be looking at the sensor first. Thanks!A
On Thu, Oct 1, 2020, 12:48 AM Mike Drew <[1]mikeldrew at aol.com> wrote:
Lorias car had exactly the same symptoms and as Forest suggested,
the cause was the failure of the crimp-on connector at the sender. I
replaced it with a ring terminal and a nut for a more secure
connection.
Mike
Sent from my iPad
> On Sep 30, 2020, at 15:34, Forest Goodhart <[2]forestg at att.net>
wrote:
>
> i>>?A A I would check the connection of the wire at the sender.
This sounds
>A A like a loose connection. If not there then check at the gauge.
>
>A A On Wednesday, September 30, 2020, 02:27:34 PM PDT, Joe Jaffoni
>A A <[3]427390 at gmail.com> wrote:
>A A A 1972, #3244 with stock veglia gauge, stock sending unit in
block,
>A A A aluminum radiator w/two strong fans that are temp
controlled
>A A w/sensors
>A A A from Byars, flow kooler water pump w/the aluminum pulley
upgrade.
>A A A Have driven about 600 miles since break in and getting it
back on the
>A A A road and then drove 1.5 hours to a cars and coffee and the
gauge read
>A A A fine at around 190 with the fans coming on and off
depending on
>A A whether
>A A A I was on the highway or local roads.
>A A A On the drive home, the temp gauge started bouncing from
about the 200
>A A A degree mark andAA mostly to the lower temp side of the
gauge. Got
>A A home
>A A A and the car was not overheated and I checked it at the
block and
>A A heads
>A A A with infrared thermometer.A A
>A A A Have others had this? Do I check wiring on gauge first?
Sensor first?
>A A A Any ideas that will shorten the troubleshooting process
would be
>A A A appreciated as I will have the car out this weekend and
while it's
>A A not
>A A A overheating, it's annoying to watch the needle bouncing
around like
>A A A that. Thanks for the help/insights.
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