Rear Rear Axle temp inop..ideas?
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by Hanadarko, Jul 3, 2010.
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The dealer suggested taking the CENTER wire out of the sending unit and ground it. The gauge should peg if the gauge is working. I think someone suggested that earlier, but I didnt want to damage anything. Once I get the rig back I will try that...
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Center wire??? Your KW has a 3 wire sending unit? Never seen a 3 wire, for a diff sensor. Like I said if its a single wire ground it out to a clean spot and see if the gauge moves, if the gauge moves its the sensor. On a 2 wire setup connect them together and see if the gauge moves. If the gauge doesn't move on a 2 wire then it could be a gauge or a wire, Ohm the wiring at the back of the gauge to check for continuity
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Its 2 wire.
12v at the wires
300ohm on the sending unit
gauge reads nothing
need to check the dash. Wires are attached and solid on both ends.
...when I get the truck back, I will try and ground out the center wire.
The outer wire shows continuity perfectly to ground. -
If all else fails, make sure and ohm the wire from the sending unit to the gauge. I had a fan come apart and get the wiring for the lights, dint have any markers so we hunted and hunted, couldnt find anything, the wire for the markers had 12v, got p.o'ed and went to yank out the harness, the wire was all but broken except for one strand. That let volts through but no amps. Just my 2 cents.
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