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Omega Help Area => Omega Electrical and Audio Help => Topic started by: KeithmG on 23 July 2010, 16:09:02
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Water temperature guage on my 2002 2.6 V6 reads zero. I removed the Plenum chamber (Thanks Ronald McBurger) and I can see what I think is the sensor ( a single stud with a brass top ) but no wire or connector . Problem solved thinks I but I've had a good search around the vicinity of the sensor but can't find any sign of the electrical connection. Adjacent to this stud is another sensor tilted to the bulkhead with a plastic plug Could. Can any one help please
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for the single connector sensor you are looking for a single blue wire with a single female spade terminal on the end. This is your temp gauge sensor
You might have to take the scuttle and wipers out and have a go look down the back of the engine , it will be there somewhere
The other sensor next to it is the temp sensor for the ECU and is a two wire connector that clips onto the sensor
Cheers
Andy
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Thanks Andy> I guessed as much. I forgot to say that I think this problem started after a crank sensor change done by a guy who wasn't too switched on to Omegas. You seem to know the facelift very well> Could I ask what the connector does above the temp sensors on the fuel rail. I enjoy working on the car but it's not easy without the handbook.
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Thanks Andy> I guessed as much. I forgot to say that I think this problem started after a crank sensor change done by a guy who wasn't too switched on to Omegas. You seem to know the facelift very well> Could I ask what the connector does above the temp sensors on the fuel rail. I enjoy working on the car but it's not easy without the handbook.
Sometimes a piccy is worth a thousand words, but only connector to fuel rail is the injector loom. Above that, on back of plenum, is the rear multiram which also has a connector
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BTW, not sure of your location, but if you're near Brackley, Northants, I'm in all evening if you need a pair of hands
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Water temperature guage on my 2002 2.6 V6 reads zero. I removed the Plenum chamber (Thanks Ronald McBurger) and I can see what I think is the sensor ( a single stud with a brass top ) but no wire or connector . Problem solved thinks I but I've had a good search around the vicinity of the sensor but can't find any sign of the electrical connection. Adjacent to this stud is another sensor tilted to the bulkhead with a plastic plug Could. Can any one help please
picture nicked from the Bolton ferret owner's post ;)
The connector you're looking for is the female spade connection on the wire inside the sleeve jus to the right of the (dash) temp sensor. :y
(http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m302/CaptainZok/07230002.jpg)
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Thanks to everyone I am amazed at the generosity of info and offers. Unfortunately I put it all back together again yesterday as I need the car for the weekend. I will be back next week with the answer hopefully!!!!to The Boy:I would gladly accept help but I'm down in the far West. Thanks to all again
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Update your profile with some vehicle details and your location, and that way others who can see that you are nearby may be able to assist.
And there are loads of us down here in the South West !!
:y
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Eureka!!! Had a good poke around the wiring at the rear of the temp bulb and found inline plug with blue lead connected. The other end was tucked down behind the engine and it took a bit of teasing with a hooked wire to extract it. Reconnected and temp guage working. Thanks again to everyone I couldn't have fixed it without you. Does anyone have the correct torque figure for the bolts holding the plenum to the manifold or is it just white nuckles? I've updated my profile Dave; sorry I only joined a day or so ago and still finding my way around;- still a bit further West though :
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Eureka!!! Had a good poke around the wiring at the rear of the temp bulb and found inline plug with blue lead connected. The other end was tucked down behind the engine and it took a bit of teasing with a hooked wire to extract it. Reconnected and temp guage working. Thanks again to everyone I couldn't have fixed it without you. Does anyone have the correct torque figure for the bolts holding the plenum to the manifold or is it just white nuckles? I've updated my profile Dave; sorry I only joined a day or so ago and still finding my way around;- still a bit further West though :
Far from it. Only 8nm if I recall correctly.
Kevin
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yup, 8Nm