Vbb199
B-rate Hillbilly Customs
- Joined
- Jan 12, 2018
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- Location
- Salisbury NC
- First Name
- Vince
- Truck Year
- 89, 79
- Truck Model
- 89 Suburban R1500, 79 C10
- Engine Size
- 350, 502
I'd probably start with the CTS on this one.
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YepI'd probably start with the CTS on this one.
This is cool!you can measure the resistance across the sensor and compare it to the table to see if the sensor is correct.
This is cool!
Do you know what other years it covers? I think they used the same coolant temp sensor for many years.
That means it's shot according to that chart. It thinks it's cold AF lol33° outside temp, coolant temp sensor reads 8,980 ohms
That means it's shot according to that chart. It thinks it's cold AF lol
math was always my worse subject lol. Now I see it's right on. Somehow I added a digit in my head.looks right to me? both Celsius and Fahrenheit are shown in the table...