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Coolant temp sensor..EA82

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Mine is shot. I went with autopartsgiant. c om..said they had it..that was 4/22/07..i just filed a chargeback on my c/c as i have no part or refund,or any answers on where it is..anyone have a source for one of these? Or have a used one? The local stores want 99.00..hoped i could get one cheaper.

try the junkyards if available.. most of them have two temp sensors.. which one do you need? t-stat housing or block?

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t-stat one..2 wires w/green plug. Older subies in NY are hard to find in the yards..they just rust away....

you sure its not just a wiring problem? the wires, or the terminals, go bad far more often than the sensors themselves. Rust is the main culprit of "bad," that is why I ask.

Mine is shot. I went with autopartsgiant. c om..said they had it..that was 4/22/07..i just filed a chargeback on my c/c as i have no part or refund,or any answers on where it is..anyone have a source for one of these? Or have a used one? The local stores want 99.00..hoped i could get one cheaper.

 

wtf?? i think i paid about $15 for my sensor @ Checkers.....weird, man.

wtf?? i think i paid about $15 for my sensor @ Checkers.....weird, man.

 

MPFI uses a much more common style of sensor, connector plugs directly to it and there are no pigtails. The SPFI one has those wires and a connector. I believe you COULD use the MPFI one if you change the connector because they output in the same range. I am not sure if they have the same threads however.

I've been running an MPFI one in my SPFI for a year or so.

No problems so far.

 

For Comparison -

http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductDetail.aspx?MfrCode=BOR&MfrPartNumber=WT5000&PartType=290&PTSet=A

MPFI

 

http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductDetail.aspx?MfrCode=GPS&MfrPartNumber=385186&PartType=290&PTSet=A

SPFI ('88-'94)

 

http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductDetail.aspx?MfrCode=NIE&MfrPartNumber=TS81381&PartType=756&PTSet=A

SPFI ('86-'87 only -referred to as an "Air Charge Tempeperature Sensor")

 

For some reason they charge almost double for the '88-'94 SPFI version than the '86-'87 version of essentially the same part, just with a diff. connector. Weird.

 

Edit - I fixed all the links - should work now

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Subarube,can you post a p/n on the cheaper one? When i click the links i get just the expensive ones..thanks!!

COOL!!! sticky this or submit the change over process to the USRM.

its up to one of us to submit it to the USRM.

 

I just submitted Bucky92's photo of the fuse panel cover.

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