2000 Chevrolet S-10 "sensor controls temp gauge" Questions

...the gauge. measures coolant temp also, one for intake air temp, locater on intake snorkle. this obviously measures temp of intake air. the latter two help pcm control fuel mixtue, timing and the

...sensor then controls the fuel . the computer can't adjust the amount of spark(hotter or colder spark) only the timing. the engine coolant temp sensor will have 2 wires going to it while the ...

...temp sensor, a faulty map sensor, a faulty ign mod, a faulty egr valve (which, btw, I can not find on this particular truck... I know where it is supposed to be though) and a few other things. Can ...

sensor controls the gauge. Yes you have more temperature sensors. To check which one is controls the gauge, remove the wire from the sender and see what is happening. The gauge could be defective too

sensor controls the fan operation and the CPU operations while the temp gauge sender unit is a heat controlled resistor that alters the voltage through the gauge. check that you have replace the wires

signal from the computer or a separate sensor It gets its information from the PCM. The sensor is monitered by the computer, the computer will control the temp gauge based on the input from the sensor

...sensor .This tells the computer the engine temp . The other 1 controls the temp gauge tells it what is goeing or called engine coolant sensor for gauge dosn't have a code but its brass and a single ...

.... The temp. sensor really doesn't control anything , it's a input to the engine computer , the engine computer controls thing's . How Engine Coolant Temperature Sensors Influence The Modern ...

...temp sensor on the water pump, temp sensor on the block, all relays, fuses are good, replaced the ecm (engine control computer). Gave up and took it to an mechanic, they sent to electrician who now ...

sensor temp gauge does not come off 100 makes check gauge light come on then service engine light also cruise control stops working sometimes If the gauge isn't registering a temp, then you still have