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#554068 07/09/2009 4:31 PM
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I am trying to hook up the original idiot lights after years of them laying dormant. Does the '61 temp sender require two wires, or only one? Is there someone out there with a schematic?

Any help is appreciated.


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It depends on wether it has a green cold light too. The 2 term one is for hot & cold lights.


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I should have been more specific. It has a gauge for the temp and fuel, and an oil and generator light. The only green lights in the dash are the turn signals.


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The temp gauge unit has one term. The connector comes in from the side. The same one was used for many years. The Standard motor parts part number is TS-6.


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