trouble with coolant sensor
Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2009 8:39 pm
First a thanks to DIY for the smokin' fast delivery of a 3.0 MS2 with 2.888. Expected two weeks and received it in one!
This is a 350 chevy with factory TBI and 8-pin HEI.
Mt is reading the coolant at around 220 degrees when it is cold( 60 degrees). The sensors are all GM and the MAT sensor is fine. I have tried several different sensors with the same results also tried to calibrate with no quality results. There is a negligible difference if I unplug the sensor???
All of the sensors I have tested are right at 4.2 ohms at 61 degrees. The MAT sensor is correct and has a voltage of 3.111, the coolant is at .196 volts?
Also the MAP sensor was reading around 150 kPa, I burned a different MSQ and it went away on the second effort. What can cause the MAP to read high.
The motor fires right up and dies but I am inclined to cure the sensor problems before going any further.
tHANKS, mARK
This is a 350 chevy with factory TBI and 8-pin HEI.
Mt is reading the coolant at around 220 degrees when it is cold( 60 degrees). The sensors are all GM and the MAT sensor is fine. I have tried several different sensors with the same results also tried to calibrate with no quality results. There is a negligible difference if I unplug the sensor???
All of the sensors I have tested are right at 4.2 ohms at 61 degrees. The MAT sensor is correct and has a voltage of 3.111, the coolant is at .196 volts?
Also the MAP sensor was reading around 150 kPa, I burned a different MSQ and it went away on the second effort. What can cause the MAP to read high.
The motor fires right up and dies but I am inclined to cure the sensor problems before going any further.
tHANKS, mARK