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    Temperature gauge get mad

    I wonder where is located temperature detector because mine gauge hand get crazy jumping from zero to high independent of real temperature.

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    On what motor mate? and most commonly they are located near the thermostat housing.

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    Yeah near the thermostat housing or on the 2.8td along the head near firewall drivers side below injectors & Glow plugs.
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    Sounds like a dodgy connection of dodgy earth
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    Thanks, I have got 2.8TD. I'll go to find it and watch the connection.

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    near firewall drivers side
    You mean in Australia because I've found it as you write but oposite to drivers side (in my patrol driver seat is on the left side)

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    Yeah me in Australia so yeah on the left side of engine as you look at it from the front of car.
    Got the baby GQ a 1997 2.8TD RX Wagon Racetech EGT & Boost Guages Dobinsons coils 32in BFG KM2 M/T

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    Just show how easy us Aussies forget of factory modifactions for countries that drive on the wrong side of the ride. Hahahaha.



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    I had this problem when I first bought my 92 GQ 4.2 petrol, I found by adding a nice big dob of solder onto the top of the sensor to stop the connector turning/and or vibrating solved the problem

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    A few cm of insulating band has solved the problem. It was a dodgy connection.

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