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Originally Posted by Arthur Dalton
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If the gauge went to zero, that is it and you have a bad sensor...[ providing you got the reading from THAT sensor and not the aux fan 2 pole]
get a new one ..I see they are only $15.
The cis/ezl sensor is the 4 prong one .. nothing to do with the temp gauge...
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I found the 4 prong one for CIS/EZL right under the air filter housing. Got about 850 ohm reading across which says I am in the ball park (840 ohm @ 50 C). I will do another reading tomorrow morning when the car is cold and I should get about 3K ohm.
I felt kind bad after all this trouble, all I will accomplished for $70 is changing to the right coolant and able to read the temp right. It has nothing to do with how the car is running. Man, I had hope I could get rid of the high idle problem by achiving right temp.
Thanks for all your help.