GM style thermistors
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GM style thermistors
Where can I purchase bare thermistors that work like the ones in the stock GM sensors.
1982 porsche 930
1994 VW Golf 2.0 MS II V3.0
1994 VW Golf 2.0 MS II V3.0
Re: GM style thermistors
Tom,
Digi-key comes to mind -- I bought some to replace the sensor in the 911 autoheat system in the heater valve. Did some basic research on the US Sensor site at:
http://www.ussensor.com/index.html
The tbitz MS system uses thermistors from US Sensor for the coolant signal. He puts a bare sensor in a ring terminal and mounts the ring terminal to a bolt on the cylinder head.
Brian
Digi-key comes to mind -- I bought some to replace the sensor in the 911 autoheat system in the heater valve. Did some basic research on the US Sensor site at:
http://www.ussensor.com/index.html
The tbitz MS system uses thermistors from US Sensor for the coolant signal. He puts a bare sensor in a ring terminal and mounts the ring terminal to a bolt on the cylinder head.
Brian