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    Quote Originally Posted by Mastiff View Post
    I have done that / looked over the short lead looked old but no real damage... I think this is going to come to getting the pin outs and using a Meg-er to ring out the lines with the components disconnected.

    The things I do for roommates... and their non-maintained cars, this car has mega issues electrically.

    the DIC / HUD / AC / radio work when they feel like it.

    thank you for the input !
    Iirc there are 2 temp sensors bro just like on most gm cars/trucks ,one for the gauge and one for the pcm.

    Did you replace 2 or one?
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    one .... located under the thermostat housing.

    I have only seen reference to one in this system. one temp sender unit and one low level sender.
    If you have any more that I don't know of then I am all ears because I am about sick of this car.
    I am so frustrated with it that if it doesn't say Volkswagen or Boeing on the name plate I don't even want to touch it ... in other words I am so out of my comfort zone it isn't even funny.


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    Put a stickey note over the gauge. It's optional.
    I drink..so consider that when reading my posts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BillBoost37 View Post
    Put a stickey note over the gauge. It's optional.

    Now bill.... I know you wouldnt drive your car like that so should you really suggest it to someone?
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    It's all good I realize that he is simply joking.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tayl5645 View Post
    Now bill.... I know you wouldnt drive your car like that so should you really suggest it to someone?
    for the record...I've driven w/o a cluster.
    I drink..so consider that when reading my posts.

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