
Thermostat housing wires?
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Re: Thermostat housing wires?
There's two senders in the housing. One is to your temp gauge on the dash, so if it's working then it's not that one and it must be the other.
Other is thermo switch for choke heater/hedgehog manifold heater. Should be connected to a relay in the black box in engine bay. If all's well, and it starts and runs ok(especially in the winter) then you don't have to fix it, but it's better if you do (quicker warm up, smoother running, better economy. (Probably)).
Other is thermo switch for choke heater/hedgehog manifold heater. Should be connected to a relay in the black box in engine bay. If all's well, and it starts and runs ok(especially in the winter) then you don't have to fix it, but it's better if you do (quicker warm up, smoother running, better economy. (Probably)).
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Re: Thermostat housing wires?
thanks for the reply
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Re: Thermostat housing wires?
late engine (thermostat housing at front) fitted to an early van, the wiring was different so whoever swapped the engine didn't really know what they were doing so left them out of the equation or set up the cold start circuit in some other wierd way