Hey guys, so I'm trying to sort out whether my water temps are good or not.
My S50 came from a car that appeared to be well maintained. It had 113k on it and seemed to have a new rad, hoses, water pump, and thermostat housing (thermostat also I am assuming, no clue if it's 80 or 88).
I used all of the stuff from that car. I added a Spal fan in front of the rad wired to the aux fan wiring utilizing the stock resistor. I put an 80/88 switch in the rad. To do that, I had to re-wire the plug because the early cars (mines an 84) used two separate switches.
Using a late model M20 bottle on the drivers side so it should be well bled.
E30 sensor for the cluster. For the first couple weeks it ran at about the middle of the gauge. It would creep up a little but until the fan came on (on high) and the fan would bring it back to the middle and shut off.
All of the sudden, it seems to run/operate exactly the same except now it's moved up a notch. Now it runs at 3/4 on the gauge. Is the sensor bad or what?
My S50 came from a car that appeared to be well maintained. It had 113k on it and seemed to have a new rad, hoses, water pump, and thermostat housing (thermostat also I am assuming, no clue if it's 80 or 88).
I used all of the stuff from that car. I added a Spal fan in front of the rad wired to the aux fan wiring utilizing the stock resistor. I put an 80/88 switch in the rad. To do that, I had to re-wire the plug because the early cars (mines an 84) used two separate switches.
Using a late model M20 bottle on the drivers side so it should be well bled.
E30 sensor for the cluster. For the first couple weeks it ran at about the middle of the gauge. It would creep up a little but until the fan came on (on high) and the fan would bring it back to the middle and shut off.
All of the sudden, it seems to run/operate exactly the same except now it's moved up a notch. Now it runs at 3/4 on the gauge. Is the sensor bad or what?
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