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Engine overheating or just the gauge?
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Engine overheating or just the gauge?
Hi
I am very close to finishing but my 944 water temperature gauge is going into the red.
The engine doesn't seem hot so could there be some incompatibility between the sensor and the gauge.
Also where would you say the temparature sensor should be fitted?
Thanks
Q
I am very close to finishing but my 944 water temperature gauge is going into the red.
The engine doesn't seem hot so could there be some incompatibility between the sensor and the gauge.
Also where would you say the temparature sensor should be fitted?
Thanks
Q
Re: Engine overheating or just the gauge?
Passenger side cylinder head at rear, use a VDO 323421 sender with a Metric to SAE adapter.
The sender has a 3/8" by 18 thread.
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The sender has a 3/8" by 18 thread.
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simon123- Posts : 125
Join date : 2013-07-26
Re: Engine overheating or just the gauge?
Since you have a LT1; use VDO 323421. No adapter needed. Are you sure the engine is bled correctly? Mine usally sits just above halfway and doesn't go any higher.
Also, do you have any type of scanning software to see what the actual engine temp is? I use datamaster on mine. You have to buy a special plug and cable to be able to plug the cars ECU into your laptop.
Also, do you have any type of scanning software to see what the actual engine temp is? I use datamaster on mine. You have to buy a special plug and cable to be able to plug the cars ECU into your laptop.
spence- Posts : 684
Join date : 2009-07-21
Age : 41
Location : St.Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Re: Engine overheating or just the gauge?
Hi, thanks for your prompt replies.
So the sensor for the gauge is the one near the rear of the head? The one iin the water pump is for the PCM - yes?
Here is a photo of the sensor fitted. I beliveve it was supplied by RH although I imported it many years ago before they did LS kits.
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So the sensor for the gauge is the one near the rear of the head? The one iin the water pump is for the PCM - yes?
Here is a photo of the sensor fitted. I beliveve it was supplied by RH although I imported it many years ago before they did LS kits.
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Sorry
I didn't realise you were in the UK, I'm from B'ham but now a Yankee.
When I said Passenger side I meant USA Passenger and I assumed you were using a LS1 engine.
Hope you can afford the petrol for your conversion......LOL
When I said Passenger side I meant USA Passenger and I assumed you were using a LS1 engine.
Hope you can afford the petrol for your conversion......LOL
simon123- Posts : 125
Join date : 2013-07-26
Re: Engine overheating or just the gauge?
I have mine on the driver side (left hand side) at the front of the head. The one in the water pump is for the ECU
spence- Posts : 684
Join date : 2009-07-21
Age : 41
Location : St.Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Re: Engine overheating or just the gauge?
Hi Simon
Yes I'm 20 miles south of Birmingham near Stratford-upon-Avon.
The 948 will be my weekend and show toy so fuel which is now around 115 pence a litre (£5.22 a gallon) shouln't be too much of an issue.
With regard to my temperature gauge problem I think I will need to get the electrician to run some tests.
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Yes I'm 20 miles south of Birmingham near Stratford-upon-Avon.
The 948 will be my weekend and show toy so fuel which is now around 115 pence a litre (£5.22 a gallon) shouln't be too much of an issue.
With regard to my temperature gauge problem I think I will need to get the electrician to run some tests.
Thanks
Q
Re: Engine overheating or just the gauge?
reply to Spence
Seems we have two options for the location of the sensor?? Are you referring to an LT1 or LS?
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Seems we have two options for the location of the sensor?? Are you referring to an LT1 or LS?
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Re: Engine overheating or just the gauge?
You need a scanner to see whats actually going on in the ECU. I've got a LT1
You can see where i've got it in this picture. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
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spence- Posts : 684
Join date : 2009-07-21
Age : 41
Location : St.Catharines, Ontario, Canada
sensor location
Just to be sure, is my coolant gauge temperature sensor fitted in the right place for a 1995 Corvette LT1?
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Re: Engine overheating or just the gauge?
Might be in a different location on a corvette motor. I'm not sure... The LT1 motors i've had have been in the left side head.
spence- Posts : 684
Join date : 2009-07-21
Age : 41
Location : St.Catharines, Ontario, Canada
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Thanks to everyone for taking time to post a reply.
I'm sure the gauge sensor is in the right place, we just need to check the electrician has wired the right sensor to the right place.
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I'm sure the gauge sensor is in the right place, we just need to check the electrician has wired the right sensor to the right place.
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