Re: Temp sender resitance
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2017 6:27 pm
Almost matches a table in an MG book I have:
Cold 222Ω
1/4 105Ω
1/2 65Ω
3/4 35Ω
Hot 20Ω
Which incidentally states that the fuel and temperature gauges are identical internally, not seen that ever said before.
The sender I've used is 287Ω at 40°C to 39Ω at 100°C with a switch at 96°C.
Edit as I'm wondering just what actual temperature is 'Normal' supposed to be anyway?!
Edit my edit because the internet says 90°C, which I knew anyway and I'm now just being silly, I'll get my coat.
Cold 222Ω
1/4 105Ω
1/2 65Ω
3/4 35Ω
Hot 20Ω
Which incidentally states that the fuel and temperature gauges are identical internally, not seen that ever said before.
The sender I've used is 287Ω at 40°C to 39Ω at 100°C with a switch at 96°C.
Edit as I'm wondering just what actual temperature is 'Normal' supposed to be anyway?!
Edit my edit because the internet says 90°C, which I knew anyway and I'm now just being silly, I'll get my coat.