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Dr.Boost 04-26-2004 09:04 PM

OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 
I need one that you are 100% sure works perfectly. I don't want one that you found on the side of the road and it might work, or one your buddy gave you that you think might work. I need one that works. I have two that don't work now, so I need one that does work. Did I make that clear? ???

Thanks. :-*
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OnYx 04-26-2004 11:19 PM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)
 
that one on that head i shipped you worked.... i know that for sure

Dr.Boost 04-27-2004 06:47 AM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)
 

Originally Posted by onyx
that one on that head i shipped you worked.... i know that for sure

Really? I get a cel 6 with it. The other one I have just doesn't do anything. That's all I can think of. It won't throw a cel with the other one, but it runs like ass.
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mahcivic 04-27-2004 09:47 AM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)
 
ill have one next week of a 88 a6 that i should be able to spare. let me know next week if you still need it :)

Dr.Boost 04-27-2004 10:18 PM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)
 
Are you 100% positive it works? I can wait if you are sellng it. What about a IACV? I want one of those just incase. This ------- car doesn't have a working part on it. >:(
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OnYx 04-27-2004 10:55 PM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 
i think its your car boost i wasent throwing any codes with that motor

mahcivic 04-27-2004 11:46 PM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 
100% sure...im dont know i havent used it on my car. i can swap it on and see if it works and let you know. it will be sometime around may 7th before i get to it. cause im at school now and i dont get home till the 6th. i will give it to you if u just pay shipping for too. along with the IACV. ill let you know

Dr.Boost 04-28-2004 06:44 AM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 
Sounds good. Let me know when you're ready. :) Thanks.
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LSD Motorsports 04-29-2004 12:58 AM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 
boost im going to the junk yard this weekend and ill get some ---- and test it for u, did u check ur wiring for that coolant bs? also are u sure its not a code 7, i got those two mixed up a couple times.

Turbo90Accord4DR 04-29-2004 03:27 AM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 
I have both, both garrentied in working order, 20 shipped

-Josh
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88crxSi 04-29-2004 09:03 AM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 
boost. take a 9v battery and jump the terminals of the IACV, does it click? ya? it's good ;)

OnYx 04-29-2004 11:09 AM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 
lol i bet with that wiring mess in there that is what is causing the code, its a broken in the wire or a short soewhere. take an OHM meter and do a tone out test. if you get contineuity at teh ecu harness from the sensor and then from the sensor to the ground on the car you know you have a short somwhere.

falkhen 04-29-2004 12:50 PM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 
i wouldn't doubt a wiring harness problem

did you check the voltage drop in hot and cold water in the ECT

stop whining about ---- not working if you didn't test it completely

IE 1.test wiring harness for Shorts or opens
2. test sensor for voltage
3. test sensor for siganl ( dip in Very hot water and cold water with attached meter )

with the results you can determind IF YOUR SUSPCIOUS SENSOR IS WORKING correctly.

TEST>TEST>TEST!! make sure you got good ground on the ECT becuase that cuase problems too... I know.

falkhen


LSD Motorsports 04-29-2004 01:10 PM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 

Originally Posted by falkhen

stop whining about ---- not working if you didn't test it completely




All this from the 36 poster

mahcivic 04-29-2004 02:41 PM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 
haha thats what i was gonna say...

Dr.Boost 04-29-2004 04:10 PM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 
Yeah, fuckstick, did I ask for your smartass opinion or advice? No, I did not. I asked for parts so keep your gay remarks to yourself. If I want to buy an extra set of sensors that I know work fine, then that's my business. I don't remember asking a tech related question, and if I did, I certainly posted it in the wrong forum. ::)
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Reddy 04-29-2004 05:16 PM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 
I found one on the side of the road the other day, let me know if you want it :P

OnYx 04-29-2004 07:54 PM

Re:OBD0 CTS(coolant temperature sensor)and an IACV/EACV/whatever.....
 

Originally Posted by Whitey
I found one on the side of the road the other day, let me know if you want it :P

hey i did to! it was broke but the jb weld is holding it together!


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