07-27-2019, 09:58 PM
the sensor is easy to test in a pan of water, even just 2 tests, room temp 20C and then 80c, using any DMM + ohms mode.
safe and simple and not risk to car.
the data I took on mine is here , see my charge see right columns
ignore the 2 errors I made here, (blush) 5030 and 5200 (midnight typos,,,,
https://fixkick.com/ECU/temp-sensors.html
if you look on my chart those voltages may work. 180F , if you back probe the sensor you see 0.65 volts CD , way less is and overheated engine or bad ECT.(or wrong ECT or china $5 knockoff sensors)
safe and simple and not risk to car.
the data I took on mine is here , see my charge see right columns
ignore the 2 errors I made here, (blush) 5030 and 5200 (midnight typos,,,,
https://fixkick.com/ECU/temp-sensors.html
if you look on my chart those voltages may work. 180F , if you back probe the sensor you see 0.65 volts CD , way less is and overheated engine or bad ECT.(or wrong ECT or china $5 knockoff sensors)
http://www.fixkick.com