temperature sensor for the gauge
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92astro
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temperature sensor for the gauge
i am talking about the one in the drivers side head in between cyl. 3 and 5 is it one wire and can someone post a pic this for the gauge. 1992 astro
bryan in oklahoma i have a 1992 chevy astro with 174,000 miles runs and drives very good with a couple of issues nothing major future mods: 350 smallblock v-8 simple and easy!!, tach, rims and others!!current mods:15%tinted windows
Re: temperature sensor for the gauge
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Re: temperature sensor for the gauge
Bryan, I'm going to have to echo Skippy's thoughts on this one...What are you asking for?
Rob Shaver
1989 Astro 305 with an MSD 6A ignition and a dash-mounted MSD timing control, a 4160 Holley 465 cfm four barrel carb, and an HEI distributor.
Moog 625 front springs and Energy Suspension poly bushings. Rear OEM sway bar. Edelbrock shocks.
1989 Astro 305 with an MSD 6A ignition and a dash-mounted MSD timing control, a 4160 Holley 465 cfm four barrel carb, and an HEI distributor.
Moog 625 front springs and Energy Suspension poly bushings. Rear OEM sway bar. Edelbrock shocks.
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92astro
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Re: temperature sensor for the gauge
temp. sender unit for the gauge
bryan in oklahoma i have a 1992 chevy astro with 174,000 miles runs and drives very good with a couple of issues nothing major future mods: 350 smallblock v-8 simple and easy!!, tach, rims and others!!current mods:15%tinted windows
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Re: temperature sensor for the gauge
on a 92 the temp sender with gauge and temp sensor are very different looking .. here's the pic of the one you are asking for..
temp sender with gauge
temp sender with gauge
Rob 
current rides:
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04 Mazda 6 V6 5spd
vans owned:
97 Astro AWD (selling by summer .. i think) SOLD
99 Astro LS Sept 08 ASV VOM
94 Astro LT
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dj_joker_2002
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Re: temperature sensor for the gauge
I have a 92 and my sending unit looks like that with one exception,
Instead of the flat piece on the picture mine has a round flat disc like end
and the plastic clip on the wire slides onto it and is suppose to lock but doesn't ( probably melted some)
Instead of the flat piece on the picture mine has a round flat disc like end
and the plastic clip on the wire slides onto it and is suppose to lock but doesn't ( probably melted some)
Re: temperature sensor for the gauge
DJ, what you describe is what my 89 Astro has for the temperature gauge sender. It's also very easy to slide the sensor wire off...gotta be careful when working around the temperature sender.
Rob Shaver
1989 Astro 305 with an MSD 6A ignition and a dash-mounted MSD timing control, a 4160 Holley 465 cfm four barrel carb, and an HEI distributor.
Moog 625 front springs and Energy Suspension poly bushings. Rear OEM sway bar. Edelbrock shocks.
1989 Astro 305 with an MSD 6A ignition and a dash-mounted MSD timing control, a 4160 Holley 465 cfm four barrel carb, and an HEI distributor.
Moog 625 front springs and Energy Suspension poly bushings. Rear OEM sway bar. Edelbrock shocks.