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External (on-board) Temperature works Intermettenly
1993 Grand Limited 5.2 V-8
Has anyone experienced the problem where their outside temperature guage is working intermittenly? This only happens in warmer temperatures...spring/summer. So, when I start out my day, the temperate ramps up to whatever the normal daily temperature is that day. I'd stop a couple minutes down the road for a coffee; and when I re-start my Jeep, the temperature reading is stuck at "0", and will stay that way for about a 1/2 hour or so, and then take it sweet time to get back to normal. By that time, I am already at my destination. It does not matter how many times I turn it off/on, it continues to do this. Anyone have any ideas they can share? |
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Re: External (on-board) Temperature works Intermettenly
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It could be that the sensor is starting to go bad, but I would suspect a loose connection somewhere between the temperature sensor and the display unit. Since this only seems to happen in warmer temperatures, I would think that something (like a connector) is expanding and becoming loose. As some background information, I installed an outside temperature system in my van a while back. You can read about the system here. It will tell you how most of these systems work. Take Care,
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Re: External (on-board) Temperature works Intermettenly
Thanks Greg. I'll have a look at those connections.
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