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The temperature gauge on my 1994 plus 4 is working fine, but I think reading low. I want to do the old trick of shorting out the wiring to see if it goes full scale, but I can’t seem to find it I tried what I thought was the sender near the thermostat but nothing doing. Is it located somewhere else? Are there any drawings for this engine anywhere? Thanks for any help

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I find my one reads about 70 degrees in normal driving so low might be normal...

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My t16 gauge also reads low, only bursts into life when idling for a while then the fan sensor kicks in and the temp drops back a bit. I have an override switch to control temp before it kicks in, not essential but keeps me amused sitting in traffic. The Gauges are VDO from their rough idea range.


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Mmmm. It’s running at 80 to 90C so perhaps it’s not low after all. Still like to know where the sender is though.


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They read low, at least mine did.


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Mine reads low as well, normally below 90. Presently only reacts in traffic jams so putting a new ‘stat in, to get the fan to cut in. Although I think an override switch would be wise, so that is now on the list.


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