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Replacing Temperature Sensor
Forum Experts:
When replacing the fan temperature sensor (for the main fan) on my 1986 190E 2.3-16V, should I use an anti-seize material on the threads of the temperature sensor?? As you know, this sensor/switch is threaded into the head near the thermostat housing. I have conflicting concerns about dissimilar materials (brass and aluminum) as well as heat transfer. Manuals do not cover this level of detail. Thanks for any advice! Tom Elerding |
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Use of Anti-Seize
I went ahead and removed the old Temp switch and replaced it with the new one. No sign of prior coating on the threads, so I guess that answers my question.
I had suspected the sensor was bad--the main fan did not go on until about 110-115 degrees. It now goes on at 100 degrees like it should. This should get rid of that nasty overheating at idle/in traffic problem. Best regards Tom Elerding |
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