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Posted: June 14 2007 08:21 AM
 
jimmy baker (aka srodder39) [ View ] [ jbaker4664@aol.com ] [ Car Ads ] [ Blogs ]
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At one time I had a part number for a temperature sensor that controlled my electric fan. It screwed into the head on a sbc and wired to a relay. It would come on at around 190F and off at 180F (approx). It was available at most all parts houses. Does anyone have the part number or application for this sensor.
 
 
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Posted by fitzwell   -  06/14/2007 02:15 PM
Painless Performance Products, 30110, on at 200 deg, off at185. or 30111 on at 185 deg, off at 170. 3/8 npt.
normal?? Normal is a cycle on a washing machine [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] benbrook, Texas
 
Posted by ronhotrod  -  06/15/2007 10:50 PM
well I have 5 - FIVE- Painless units that are junk ! I have quit stocking them and gone another brand! Got tired of customers bringing them back
ronhotrod [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] Mount washington, Kentucky Charter Member since July 2001
 
Posted by OGS41  -  06/16/2007 08:22 AM
HOTRONICS HAS 2, WWW.HOTRONICSPRODUCTS.COM, AND I HAVE HAD GOOD LUCK SO FAR. I USED THE HEAD SENSOR LOCATION FOR THE TEMP GAUGE (MOST ACCURATE) AND THE INTAKE MANIFOLD LOCATION FOR THE FAN RELAY SENSOR.
OGS41 [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] SIMSBURY, Connecticutt
 
Posted by Streetrodder007  -  06/16/2007 09:11 AM
Anytime I have ever had trouble with fan relays, it somehow always turns out to be a grounding issue. Either the sending unit not making, or the block not grounded well enough, bad connection somewhere.
Streetrodder007 [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] Port Huron, Michigan Charter Member since April 2006
 
Posted by bigdude  -  06/17/2007 09:00 AM
You guys bring bad mojo -mines screwing up now!
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Posted by bigdude  -  06/17/2007 09:29 AM
I cant beleive you cant go to NAPA and buy one that doesnt have" streetrod" associated with it
resident know it all [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] Three Rivers, Michigan Charter Member since January 2004
 
Posted by gman0046  -  06/17/2007 08:58 PM
You can go to NAPA to get one. I needed a temp sensor for a VDO system, called VDO to get one, they asked if a NAPA store was nearby, gave me the part # and I went to NAPA and got it for $7 and change. Sorry but I don't have the Part # anymore. Take the part # off your old unit and ask NAPA to cross reference it. If that doesn't work call your gauge manufacturer, get the part # and go to NAPA or any other parts house.
gman0046 [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] Anchorage, Kentucky
 
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