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Old 01-21-2000, 08:51 PM
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Building my 455, I've noticed a broken sending on EACH head (6X), plus a broken sending unit on the intake (4bbl). Certainly one is a coolant temp, but what about the other two?

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Old 01-21-2000, 08:51 PM
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Building my 455, I've noticed a broken sending on EACH head (6X), plus a broken sending unit on the intake (4bbl). Certainly one is a coolant temp, but what about the other two?

Thanks, Double

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Old 01-22-2000, 01:13 AM
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Old 02-12-2000, 12:52 PM
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1970 had TCS too, so perhaps it was from 1970 forward. But in my application there was only 1 sensor in the manifold. It was a dual switch that enabled the TCS solenoid at one temperature and the idiot light at a higher temp.
When equipped with Rally gauge option, there may have been a separate sensor to operate the temp gauge.
But I doubt that any factory setup would have needed 3 sensors.
My car is using 3 sensors in the following configuration:
1 Orginal type switch to operate my idiot light.
2. sending unit for electrical temp gauge.
3. thermostatic switch to operate my electric cooling fans.

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