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10-06-2011 03:30 PM #1
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John---do you have teflon tape on the threads of your temp sensor for the fan???? It will insulate the threads and not let the current go to ground
Jerry
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10-06-2011 04:50 PM #2
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Amen to that, Jerry. That was the first question the AutoMeter guy asked me when I called about a faulty gauge, and he said that about 95% of their temp sender problems are teflon tape insulation.
Originally Posted by jerry clayton
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10-07-2011 06:49 AM #3
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No Jerry, no teflon tape on the sensor ........... I just think the sensor is going bad
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10-07-2011 12:38 PM #4
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I use Centech's fan control box--very slick way to control your electric fan. No problems in five years of use.
Lynn
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