I have to second Don's opinion. I am fairly confident (after years of
chasing) that when I experienced this it was in the connection to the Temp
II sensor. I replaced my sensor and all was well for a while and they I
started having problems again - I pulled the connector off gave it a shot of
WD-40 and it was fine. Now every now and then I have a problem - I just do
the same thing and it will go away for months at a time. I'm sure it's in
the wiring.

On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Don Hanson <dhanson928@gmail.com> wrote:

> It sounds like it is the temp II sensor.  Check the plug on that and the
> wires...Mine are all brittle and the plug sucks.  If you unplug the Temp II
> and the running behavior doesn't change...that is probably it..some kinda
> connection issue...since you say you know the sensor is good again.  Those
> things (the sensors themselves) are sometimes no good even when new..Bosh..
>  Don Hanson
>
>
>

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Thanks,

Jeff
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