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SeaDweller 10-28-2001 04:11 PM

What is this sending unit?
 
I noticed on my new (rebuilt) motor, there's what seems to be a sending unit that's not connected. Can someone identify this for me please?

Thanks!!

http://www.pelicanparts.com/ultimate...ure_sender.jpg

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Michael
'78 911SC Euro

Bill Verburg 10-28-2001 04:42 PM

That's the temperature gauge sender. It reads oil temp in the gallery which comes directly from the main bearings.
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Superman 10-28-2001 05:54 PM

It may be the '83 only, and I think it is, that has quite a number of temp switches, and this is one of them. It causes the frequency valve to operate at about 60 degrees of dwell until that switch gets to about 100 degrees F. It is not useful in the '78.

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'83 SC


ChrisBennet 10-29-2001 04:46 AM

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Superman:
It may be the '83 only, and I think it is, that has quite a number of temp switches, and this is one of them. It causes the frequency valve to operate at about 60 degrees of dwell until that switch gets to about 100 degrees F. It is not useful in the '78.

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My friends '78 has a sender like that on the left side I believe. -Chris

john walker's workshop 10-29-2001 08:34 AM

it's not the temp gauge sender. it relates to the oxy sensor system as described by superman. the switch on the left cover is the cold start thermo-time switch.

SeaDweller 10-29-2001 09:32 AM

Ok, so being that I "backdated" the '83 longblock with a '78 CIS assembly, this is of no use, and should not be connected?

Thanks!

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Michael
'78 911SC Euro


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