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[QUOTE="FrankTheTank, post: 989126, member: 3401"] I had a hit and miss water temp gauge, replaced the sensor, still had it, traced the wiring still had it, ended up being a loose end that slides over the stud on the temp switch. Thought about cutting it off and using an eye with a nut on the sensor. Instead I took a awl to probe inside the end and bent it a little tighter and haven't had any issues since which was a year ago. Hope this helps [/QUOTE]
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