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nomadicdread last won the day on March 9 2020
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WTB '99-00, or ā03 XX
nomadicdread replied to nomadicdread's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
Yes, we are currently financially fine and will be so for the foreseeable future. It's just forced some lifestyle changes which I can honestly say, I'm glad it was forced. I don't miss the woman's desire to eat out multiple times every weekend. -
WTB '99-00, or ā03 XX
nomadicdread replied to nomadicdread's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
What have you guys been up to? Still no XX for me....as I've been on the government teet since March. I was on a 90 day furlough until last week when a few thousand of us were laid off. -
2000 Ti Blackbird For Sale
nomadicdread replied to dansvs's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
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WTB '99-00, or ā03 XX
nomadicdread replied to nomadicdread's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
Around $3,000 -
WTB '99-00, or ā03 XX
nomadicdread replied to nomadicdread's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
Officially switching it up. Iām keeping ā03 models in mind now. -
WTB '99-00, or ā03 XX
nomadicdread replied to nomadicdread's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
Well...I was getting closer to buying one and then a work trip got cancelled. I was going to check one out in SD next week but, now that event, flight, and all is cancelled. I'm going to think over the expense vs. convenience factors. -
I looked online at the service manual for the temp coolant sensor: At 168F '99 should be 47.5-56.8 k ohms After '99 should be 2.1-2.6 k ohms At 248F '99 should be 14.9-17.3 k ohms After '99 should be .62-.76 k ohms
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Thank you for clarifying. So the analog temp gauge working comes down to the resistance of the coolant temp sensor? And if only the resistance at the gauge is changed, then it could possibly be made to work within range?
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The digital dash sensor? I'm starting to understand what's going but, which digital dash sensor are you talking about possibly leaving in?
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Been racking my brain all day with posts trying to understand the things going on the background. I think I'm starting to understand now and was likely chasing my tail today due to a number of other factors. So, is there a way to calibrate the temp gauge?
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OK. So then I'm trying to understand, how have the correct water temp sensor for whatever dash is used, and having the correct thermo switch would cause a problem for fan triggering. Here's a quote from the other forum. So that explains what Rockme was saying about the temp gauge not working, I think. So then the question would be, how does a temp gauge get calibrated?
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One thing I'm confused out is the "temp sensor". Is everyone talking about the water temp sensor? Or is it some other sensor?
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That's just about what this other guy is saying https://www.cbrxx.com/threads/change-cluster-from-digital-to-analog.49673/
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I was actually looking on the internet for a comparison when this thread came up in the results.
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A post on going from analog to digital. https://www.cbrxx.com/threads/dash-upgrade-99-to-05.9447/ After reading it, I wonder if I just need the cluster, temp sending unit, wiring sub assembly, and thermo switch from a '99-'00 to put into an '03