Gday Guys,
Im having difficulties with the GQ (89 Diesel) temp gauge.
The needle does move but only a little (during normal operation it only moves a few mm off needle rest at the bottom of the gauge)
Replaced the temp sender but no change.
Do the actual gauge units die/wear out? Apparently they gauge is not sold individually as a replacment part.
How do I check the functionality of the gauge, what can I do to fix it, if it's rooted?
Cheers, Deano
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Temp Gauge Stuffed - Fix?
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Temp Gauge Stuffed - Fix?
I wish I was hardcore
to check the guage dump the sender in sum boiling water and ya guage should jump right up. i have a problem with my supercheap one so ive ordered a vdo brand gauge for mineso yeah htat will fix my prob..thats wot i would do and mount it sumwhere nice in ya rig!
new guage is in and yes my supercheap junk was dogy.
check your themostate if its easy enough to get too as well maybe?
new guage is in and yes my supercheap junk was dogy.
check your themostate if its easy enough to get too as well maybe?
Last edited by Macca177 on Thu Aug 19, 2004 10:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Cheers, Hayden!
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Remove the wire from the sender and short it directly to ground--guage should go straight to the top. Have you checked the thermostat? The guage could very well be indicating correctly. Also, check the wiring loom arounfd the sensor--check the earth cable fitted to the top of the thermostat housing also.
Nick
Nick
Woop wrote:Remove the wire from the sender and short it directly to ground--guage should go straight to the top. Have you checked the thermostat? The guage could very well be indicating correctly. Also, check the wiring loom arounfd the sensor--check the earth cable fitted to the top of the thermostat housing also.
Nick
I'm with Nick, gauges are hardly ever the failure point. My first guess would be that your motor really is running too cool, my second would be a wiring issue.
Jason
This is not legal advice.
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