Coolant temp gauge measures current resistance from the temp sending
unit, mounted in the cylinder head. The sender has a resistance of 53.4 ohms at
257 degrees, and 1200 ohms at 104 degrees. As the tem increases the current to
the gauge increases due to less resistance, causing the gauge to move to hot.
Try testing the guage by applying volts to the hot wire. Gauge should go
towards hot! If not, the gauge is NG or the wire!
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