Running a SIR II without a working Coolant Temperature Sensor Effects?
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Running a SIR II without a working Coolant Temperature Sensor Effects?
I am running my car without a coolant temperature sensor.
I was wondering will it harm my engine I Don't think soo.
**** is weird my ECU is not giving the Code 6 anyways.
I was wondering will it harm my engine I Don't think soo.
**** is weird my ECU is not giving the Code 6 anyways.
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Re: Running a SIR II without a working Coolant Temperature Sensor Effects? (bossman032)
hmmm.... no sensor won't hurt it... what'll hurt it is the overheated engine that you didn't realize was over heating until it warped your head, killed your gaskets, and fried out your motor.... I'm speaking from experience here. 
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Re: (cdn90civicsi)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by cdn90civicsi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you engine will run very rich your cmp will think its always cold</TD></TR></TABLE>
My coolant temp sensor died on me and the car was putting out over 10X the fuel it should have been at idle. The sensor is like $5 from a wrecking yard, just go buy one
And no, there was no code stored in the computer for me either.
My coolant temp sensor died on me and the car was putting out over 10X the fuel it should have been at idle. The sensor is like $5 from a wrecking yard, just go buy one
And no, there was no code stored in the computer for me either.
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