dynoman Well-Known Member TurboBuick.Com Supporter! Joined Nov 30, 2009 Aug 23, 2010 #1 While preparing to remove the intake I came across this and it has part of it broke off. It's on the front driver side . Attachments 0823102019.jpg 70.7 KB · Views: 275
While preparing to remove the intake I came across this and it has part of it broke off. It's on the front driver side .
H Heg87t Slightly Compressed User Joined Mar 18, 2006 Aug 23, 2010 #3 aminga said: Fan High switch Click to expand... Coolant temp sensor used by the ECM. The broken part is the lip that holds the connector on.
aminga said: Fan High switch Click to expand... Coolant temp sensor used by the ECM. The broken part is the lip that holds the connector on.
dynoman Well-Known Member TurboBuick.Com Supporter! Joined Nov 30, 2009 Aug 23, 2010 #4 I forgot , It has a green with light green stripe wire connected to it
dynoman Well-Known Member TurboBuick.Com Supporter! Joined Nov 30, 2009 Aug 23, 2010 #6 Thanks again for the quick responses, I was worried I would have to replace it. Sam
C ChrisF New Member Joined Jul 28, 2001 Aug 24, 2010 #7 + 1 Fan high. My temp gauge is there now, and the ECM has an accurate temp signal still.
T TurboDave RIP DAVE Staff member TurboBuick.Com Supporter! Joined May 24, 2001 Aug 24, 2010 #8 Heg87t said: Coolant temp sensor used by the ECM. The broken part is the lip that holds the connector on. Click to expand... Nope, sorry, it's the high temp switch. The one used by the ECM is just below the one pictured and mounted on the front of the water passage.
Heg87t said: Coolant temp sensor used by the ECM. The broken part is the lip that holds the connector on. Click to expand... Nope, sorry, it's the high temp switch. The one used by the ECM is just below the one pictured and mounted on the front of the water passage.
H Heg87t Slightly Compressed User Joined Mar 18, 2006 Aug 24, 2010 #9 My Bad TurboDave said: Nope, sorry, it's the high temp switch. The one used by the ECM is just below the one pictured and mounted on the front of the water passage. Click to expand... I stand corrected. :wink: I looked last night. Guess my memory is not as good as I thought!
My Bad TurboDave said: Nope, sorry, it's the high temp switch. The one used by the ECM is just below the one pictured and mounted on the front of the water passage. Click to expand... I stand corrected. :wink: I looked last night. Guess my memory is not as good as I thought!
gsgns4me Member Joined Aug 13, 2006 Aug 24, 2010 #10 A good way to remember if it's an ECM sensor or not is that the only 1 wire sensor that the ECM uses is the knock sensor, from what I recall.
A good way to remember if it's an ECM sensor or not is that the only 1 wire sensor that the ECM uses is the knock sensor, from what I recall.