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#775112 08/26/2011 3:34 AM
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Ok, so my temp gauge wasn't working, I replaced the temp switch sending unit. Trouble is, I'm still not getting anything on my gauge. Is it possible I was given the sending unit for a dummy light, not a gauge? I wasn't given an option at carquest. The part number is 53-7716 temp switch.

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The sending unit was for a dummy light. If anyone needs to know, the carquest part number for the sending unit that goes to a gauge is 53-7728. Now I'm wondering about how hot it should be running. The gauge shows a range between cold and hot, but no numbers. It seems to stay pretty cool.


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