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temp gauge jumping about
My son's temp gauge on his 85 240D has been erratic. I'm thinking a bad connection at the temp sender. Any other ideas?
Also his fuel consumption seems to be horrible as of yesterday. I thought maybe a sticking fuel sender which might show lots of fuel and suddenly take a dive when the tank empties. Any thoughts here? Who's been there? Mike |
Jumping temperature needle is either a bad ground or a bad sender (Located between the #2-3 cylinders on the head).
What is the actual MPG? |
I don't know the milage because I don't drive it. I'll have my son do a fill, drive and refill and chart the stats. Thanks.
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Check the wire connection at the block sensor, it may be broken or ready to break. Mine just did this, I had to resolder the connection, now no jumping. Keep notes on the mileage for fuel consumption, you will soon find out how far you can go. Good luck.
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Another possibility is the engine to body ground strap.
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