Reply to "New location for water temp sender"

marlinjackThe Machinist #5723 AMARGOSA MACHINE 'Running on Empty- Middle of Nowhere'

@jffr posted:
I did some testing with the water temperature sensor installed in the water pump and saw lower temperature readings than having the sensor installed in the block. I am using Autometer gauges in my car, so that eliminated any gauge error and also used my laser pointed heat gun. That confirmed that the water pump location was not a good place to install the temperature sensor.

...I agree, When the sender is installed at the Water Pump, It is reading the Cooler Coolant Just returning from the Radiator. AND, 'can' also be reading 'Cavitation'.

3/17/2210:04 AM

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