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turn6 08-20-2007 10:03 PM

2 wire cyl head temp sensor ?
 
i know the single wire sensor's will eventually fail but what is the life expectancy of the 2wire replacement? Anyone have one fail? tia.

DRACO A5OG 10-01-2007 06:41 PM

Unknown, If you live in Garden Grove Cali, you need to be cautious of extremely hot weather. I read that CHTS will burn out the older single wired ones.

With the new CHTS you should go many years without replacing it unless you ride in extremely hot temeratures consistantly. Be aware of symptoms after the hot weather drives.

PatrickB 10-01-2007 07:44 PM

I sure hope the new 2 wire sensors are better...
My OEM single wire sensor only lasted 18 years and 120k miles... Unacceptable!!

WolfeMacleod 10-01-2007 11:19 PM

Still got the original sensor on mine. Seems to work fine...it reads a tempurature, anyways...

But I do need to change it...

slodave 10-01-2007 11:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WolfeMacleod (Post 3508918)
Still got the original sensor on mine. Seems to work fine...it reads a tempurature, anyways...

But I do need to change it...

Are the temps abnormally high? I replaced mine and the temps are the same. 226,0++ at the time and the oem was still good.

Dave

WolfeMacleod 10-01-2007 11:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slodave (Post 3508920)
Are the temps abnormally high? I replaced mine and the temps are the same. 226,0++ at the time and the oem was still good.

Dave

Not at all. In fact, it rarely goes above the first line on the meter unless I sit in traffic awhile. NEVER more than halfway. Even on a 1000 mile, 90+ degree run over the Summer, it was running nice and cool According to the meter.

slodave 10-01-2007 11:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WolfeMacleod (Post 3508936)
Not at all. In fact, it rarely goes above the first line on the meter unless I sit in traffic awhile. NEVER more than halfway. Even on a 1000 mile, 90+ degree run over the Summer, it was running nice and cool According to the meter.

Unless you really want to spend money, keep driving. If you have reason for a partial or complete engine drop, then, I'd replace the CHT sensor.

Dave


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