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Old 15 March 2008, 01:34 PM
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Default Resistance of coolant sensor at running temp?
Anyone know the above. I cant get to check it as my meter is being used by a mate.

Its a classic WRX and runs 87c normal temp.

Cheers for any help,

Wayne.
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According to my P1 manual (so should be same as yours) the coolant temp sensor measures as follows:
20degC 2-3 KOhms
80degC 350-400 Ohms
90degC 200-300 Ohms

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Cheers for that mate.

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