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My temp gauge in the dash is a LIAR! (Update, It works now)

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Old 11-29-2005 | 12:49 PM
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Some places to find clusters are Ebay and junkyards. Typically they run about 30-50 dollars.
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My gauge now reads 195 and I'm a happy camper. Here'* my theory and it'* worth what you paid for it. Ron suggested that I run a jumper from the signal wire to ground and see if it would cause the needle to read full hot. I did this 3 or 4 times and it appears the coil in the gauge just needed a few stretching exercises.

If you have a lazy temp gauge, try grounding the signal wire a few times and see if the accuracy improves. It sure helped mine.

Ron, thanks for identifying the wire colors for me.

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Good news!

I wonder how many years GM used the Green, Yellow, Black colored wires going to the temp-sending unit?
Heard they went to a different sending unit 2000 and newer.
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