180 coolant temp at all times

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highmiler
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180 coolant temp at all times

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ok I have a ms2 with the 3.57, in a cavalier with a 3.4 I just finished the swap. now the coolant temp alwase reads 180F

the thermistor table is as folows

the bias resistor is set at 2490

-20f = 50000 ohlms
25 f = 5220 ohlms
212f =177ohlms

the wire is now unpluged at the ms2 and if I ground the pin it reads like 300f

im thinking its a leak to ground in either the C6 or the C7(i beleave these are capacitors), does any one know how to check them? or have any ideas? thanks
Matt Cramer
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Re: 180 coolant temp at all times

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Does the coolant temperature adjust correctly on a Stimulator?
highmiler
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Re: 180 coolant temp at all times

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I dont have a sim, i need to get one when $ is freed up, I purchesed it from u guys, and other than this it is working great
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Re: 180 coolant temp at all times

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Try backprobing the coolant temperature sensor - what voltage do you read there? And does it change with temperature?
TPI 85 Blazer
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Re: 180 coolant temp at all times

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I would stick various resistors into the connector in place of the sensor to see what reading you get. If you go open circuit it goes to some default temperature, which is less meaningful. You can also test your sensor with an ohm-meter and ice-water, boiling water, etc.
highmiler
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Re: 180 coolant temp at all times

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thanks guys ill try that stuff tomarow am and let you know, thanks!
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