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Temp Sending Unit Testing 380sl
How do I test a water temperature sending unit on a 1984 380sl.
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There are 3 coolant temp sensors on that car..
Which one?
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The one that runs to the temp guage in the cluster!
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Use an ohmmeter. "Cold" should be about 256 ohms, "operating" temperature should be about 75 ohms.
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OHM 110 = 60C 67 = 80C 38 = 100C I use the 38 ohm as that range is the most accurate b/c it is a neg Thermistor and 100C is easy to read. Have one in teh tool box with the plug right on it for quicky testng both gauge and sensor.
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I posted the chart here somewhere. Do a search!
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