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    specific sensor needs identifying

    There is one red wire that connects into some nub bolted into the engine right below the distributor and a bit behind the front temp sensor.

    Mine is all cracked and falling off.
    What the heck is it? I will send pics if I have to !!!
    RoaR MRT
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    I think it is the engine coolant temperature sending unit.

    Is it number 24 in this picture?

    Oh, and yes, there are two temperature sensors right next to each other. Ones a switch, the other controls the gauge, if I remember correctly.
    Last edited by benji; 04-14-2008, 09:03 PM.
    1992 Prelude S w/swapped H22A

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      #3
      Yep sound like the temp gauge sender


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        Thanks guys,

        Thats probably why my temp sensor on the gauge cluster doesn't work. Would you suggest soldering the wire back on???
        RoaR MRT

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          Originally posted by close2classic
          Thanks guys,

          Thats probably why my temp sensor on the gauge cluster doesn't work. Would you suggest soldering the wire back on???
          If you have enough to solder to, yes. Won't hurt it any. Just be sure to heat shrink tube it or tape it well when you are done.

          You might not have enough wire coming off the sensor to connect to, so you might have to get one out of a junkyard (with a couple of inches of wire to use) to fix it.

          Good luck
          1992 Prelude S w/swapped H22A

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