
I like to test the temperature sensor by measuring resistance while inserted into boiling water. Alligator clips to hold the sensor and connect to the analog Ohm meter. Use the Pyrex measuring cup and stick a thermometer in the water. Watch the change as the water cools Not real linear outside the operating range. I forget the resistance but it might be given as Ohms at temp. Just like back in ME lab.
Rich Barber in hot, dry Brentwood.
From: chrysler-300-club-international@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <chrysler-300-club-international@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of David Dumais
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Subject: {Chrysler 300} 64 temp sending units
I have 3 sending units that thread into
W/pump housing.
No China or US stamped on any.
1 is stamped 250 with KS j3,
Another has no stampings.
And one has KS B4 and 250 all stamped
Twice .
All stamping are on hex faces .
Any thoughts on correct unit for the 64
Application?
Also, the voltage regulator stud has the copper ribbon squeezed tightly to it
I have to remove cluster again to verify
It.
I used the 12 volt needle test light between sending unit and the plug on end of violet gauge wire.
It flashed intermittently and not a steady light signal
NOS temp gauge not registering yet.
All pins and board copper have been gently cleaned.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Dave D
Thanks Dave
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