Re: IML: Are there any Auto Temp Pros around here?

This article is pretty good to understand how this monster works, but I'm not sure about the specs.I have the specs for my temperature dial from my shop manual and those are totally different from those in the article.

The readings from the NOS sensor would be a big help for me.

Thank you for your help,

Nico

In einer eMail vom 26.08.2005 15:10:15 Westeuropäische Normalzeit schreibt luxoliner@xxxxxxx:

Nico. I have a NOS sensor in my garage. I'll test it tonight and report to
you the resistance.
You may want to read this article.
http://www.newyorkeronline.org/74-78/m-r/AutoTemp/index.htm

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Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 6:30 AM
Subject: IML: Are there any Auto Temp Pros around here?

Hi,

I had a hard time figuring out, what's going on with my Auto-Temp System.
Now I hope I found the problem and I need your help:
The system only puts out warm and hot through the floor ducts. When I heat
up the in-car sensor with a lighter (I've got the dashboard apart)the
center
flaps open, the blower speed slows down)and heat goes down. The more I heat
up
the sensor, the colder it gets (AC works).
Now I suspect a bad in-car sensor and of course I don't have the Auto-Temp
Tester.
Does anybody have a reference for the resistance of the in-car sensor?
My sensor shows 520 ohms at 70° Fahrenheit (20° Celsius).
Or mabe someone has a known good sensor and can check the resistance.

Thank you from Gemany,

Nico

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