

| Subject: | Re: temp gauge not working right... |
| From: | David Beierl |
| Date: | Mon, 13 Aug 2018 07:49:19 -0400 |
> > and bingo.. hallelujah... the needle of the coolant temp gauge raise to a > bit over the light.... it's working now.... I have to see why it over the > red light but I am happy and try t fugure how I would add extra ground on > the sender body > Voltmeter will tell you whether the open ground is between sender and thermostat housing or between housing and engine. Remove and reinsert either the sender or the housing bolt(s) depending, making sure they are seeing clean metal. Or you could use a hose clamp to clamp a wire to the sender body. I would not recommend soldering to the body as it might damage the seal or other innards. If you do solder, the elegant way would be to file down one of the flats so you can solder on a piece of brass in the form of a male spade terminal. Yrs, d
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