Thought about that but I don't know what that resistance range in ohms should be for me to measure it.Hot water?
Thought about that but I don't know what that resistance range in ohms should be for me to measure it.Hot water?
Temperature | Resistance |
---|---|
50° F (10° C) | 5670 Ω |
68° F (20° C) | 3520 Ω |
86° F (30° C) | 2238 Ω |
104° F (40° C) | 1459 Ω |
122° F (50° C) | 973 Ω |
140° F (60° C) | 667 Ω |
158° F (70° C) | 467 Ω |
176° F (80° C) | 332 Ω |
194° F (90° C) | 241 Ω |
212° F (100° C) | 177 Ω |
Hey that's great. Where did you come across this info?
Temperature Resistance 50° F (10° C) 5670 Ω 68° F (20° C) 3520 Ω 86° F (30° C) 2238 Ω 104° F (40° C) 1459 Ω 122° F (50° C) 973 Ω 140° F (60° C) 667 Ω 158° F (70° C) 467 Ω 176° F (80° C) 332 Ω 194° F (90° C) 241 Ω 212° F (100° C) 177 Ω
Hey that's great. Where did you come across this info?
If you do split screen or have ane extra screen you can do both. 😗on the internet, while other guys are searching p*rn I spend my time looking up helpful sh*t...
RightIf you do split screen or have ane extra screen you can do both. 😗
But on the serious side, don't for get to ground everything before you test the sender off the car.
Yes you can, that is what I did with mine.can I move the temp sender from the head to the water neck?View attachment 142076
Someone put headers on this thing with the following result
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