coolant temp sending unit
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I would say no, simply because they won't be calibrated correctly IF you used a 98 3 wire sensor which is actually designed to feed a gauge. Gonna have to suck it up and buy the $15 sender
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hey 93LS1S10 thanks AGAIN! huge help! i would have def just ordered the sending unit and that would have sucked... thanks for the part #'s made it super easy just ordered them both off jegs thanks man much appreciated!
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As a followup to my original post, the shorter adapter along with the newly designed sender has my temp reading within 2 degrees at idle and cruise of the temp sensor as read by the ecm. The probe on the new DD sender is indeed 7/16 longer than the original which with the new shorter adapter puts the probe directly in the coolant stream. My theory on head temps seems to be unproven at this point as the fans turn on at expected temps of 215 on and 205 off.+ or - 2 degrees.
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Which original post?? This thread is 9 years old...