Subject	Ok, what I did prior to writing this, was place red lead
Posted by	Worm Boy on March 15, 2011 at 1:27 AM
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In Reply To	Testing Coolant Temperature Sensor Circuit posted by njz on March 14, 2011 at 08:07 AM
Message	pin 28, and black lead to body ground. I got a reading of 113.5. I also tried the red lead on pin 30 and black lead to body ground and got 88.7. I then went to the coolant temp connector and did the following: -Red lead to one wire(28) of the connector, and the black lead to body ground. I got 113.8. -Red lead to other wire(30) of coolant connector, and the black lead to body ground. I got 89.2 Now what I did above, according to step 7, I have a closed condition which means something is touching the wire creating a loop, right? I still have to try the What I don't understand is where did you get the TPS from? Is that what the "a" looking symbol represents in the service manual? Or is pin 60 the TPS wire? I really appreciate you helping me out on this.
Follow Ups	I'm trying to figure out my problem with my coolant temp. - Worm Boy 18:32:53 03/13/11 Re: I'm trying to figure out my problem with my coolant temp. - njz 19:19:06 03/13/11 What I ended up doing was disconnect the coolant - Worm Boy 22:05:45 03/13/11 Testing Coolant Temperature Sensor Circuit - njz 08:07:03 03/14/11 Ok, what I did prior to writing this, was place red lead - Worm Boy 01:27:58 03/15/11 I meant to say towards the end that I still need to - Worm Boy 01:33:51 03/15/11 I Don't know where your coming up with Pin 60? - njz 08:15:01 03/15/11 Ok, it makes sense. I'm getting pin 60 from this ECU pic - Worm Boy 00:21:51 03/16/11 Your Curcuit is Grounded, find it. - njz 20:16:16 03/16/11
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