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finder the sender unit on engine normally in cylinder head or thermostat housing a small unit that screws in with a wire on it if ya remove wire and ground it and your gauge go s the way up the sender unit the problem replace
Because the ambient temperature is more likely to be tolerable for the semiconductors in your ECU, these4 are normally installed inside the passenger compartment, often under the dashboard.
It shouldn't be too difficult to locate, look for a box with a large number of wires in the connector(s) attached to it.
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A few weeks ago I bought a new JVC stereo for my 2001 Isuzu Rodeo. I was advised that using a wiring harness would be the best option to install it. I spent an entire Saturday going from one store to the next (Autozone, Advance Auto Parts, Radio Shack, etc.) looking for the wiring harness specific to an Isuzu Rodeo but, to no avail. I searched several online sites looking for one and finally found it at http://www.beachaudio.com/ . The cost of the harness was under $10 and with express shipping I only paid about $20. Since I ordered it on a Wednesday night with 3 day express shipping, I assumed that I'd receive it the following Monday given any processing time and the weekend but, it was delivered to me just two days later. My husband installed my new stereo that Sunday using the harness that I purchased and it works great! Hope this information helps.
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